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Oregon set to start charging service providers for undersea cables
Oregon plans to boost its Common School Fund with one-time fee to cable operators for undersea installations within three miles of the state’s coastline.
The best Kindle in 2026
Kindles come in different sizes and with different features, from budget ereaders to premium epaper note takers. So allow me to help you decide between a Paperwhite, Scribe and the Colorsoft.
Netflix and Prime Video are about to overhaul their homepages with gen AI
Both Amazon and Netflix are reportedly testing out plans to incorporate AI into the first streaming screen you see.
Kindle Scribe (2025) review: third time's the charm for Amazon's E Ink note taker, if you can spare the cash
The 3rd generation Kindle Scribe is arguably Amazon's best epaper note-taking tablet yet, and a fabulous upgrade if you wait for it to be discounted.
Amazon Luna boss thinks rising hardware prices could push more hardcore gamers to cloud gaming — 'You're going to see more people that are priced out of the market'
Amazon's GM of gaming thinks the rising cost of consoles and PC components could push more hardcore gamers towards cloud streaming.
Amazon reveals it used more energy than New Zealand in 2025 as its carbon footprint rises 16%
AWS has more data centers than before, hence the rise in emissions, but supply chain emissions are still a major problem.
Amazon is spending billions on deploying engineers into customers looking to get started with AI
AWS' Forward Deployed Engineers will reside inside customer organizations to build and implement AI tools at scale.
ICYMI: the 7 biggest tech stories of the week, from GTA 6 to Apple prices
Need to catch up on everything that happened over the last seven days? We've got you covered.
'They come in with an energy and excitement, a new view on things': AWS CEO Matt Garman explains why Amazon is hiring 11,000 new interns and junior staff when others are getting rid
Amazon might've fired 16,000 workers earlier this year, but it's bringing in 11,000 new workers for fresh talent.
Big Tech slapped with $3.5bn in fines for using your personal data to train AI — and 'it could be only the beginning,' warns Surfshark
Surfshark found that 9 out of 10 AI-related fines concern the unlawful use of personal data. But the enforceability of privacy protections remains a key challenge.