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Showing 1-17 of 17 results foundAmazon files for Web services patent
July 28, 2005 Company seeks a patent for an online marketplace where consumers can search and pay for Web services.Amazon Web services fan out
January 21, 2005 Developers can now design applications for all six Amazon-branded sites worldwide, including those for Canada and France.Amazon servers, starting at 10 cents an hour
August 24, 2006 The Elastic Compute Cloud service, from Amazon's Web services division, pipes processing power over the Internet.Amazon chief: Web Services ready for takeoff
April 17, 2007 Launched five years ago, Web Services business "is an investment," says CEO Jeff Bezos.Video: Bezos kicks off Web 2.0 ExpoBezos: Amazon Web Services will be 'meaningful business'
November 9, 2006 Amazon CEO defends the retailer's foray into hosted computing services at Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco.Amazon offers hosted storage for developers
March 14, 2006 The online retailer gives third-party developers a place to store some data on the Web for a monthly fee.Amazon's hosted storage service hits bump
January 8, 2007 Performance glitches make some customers of Amazon's nascent Web service for storage grouchy.Bezos: Meet the 'other Amazon'
September 27, 2006 CEO says the company's Web services program makes it easier for small entrepreneurs to do business online.Amazon: Utility computing power broker
November 16, 2006 Not content with being a powerful online commerce company, Amazon is intent on reinventing itself around Web services.Week in videos: We got your new software right here
November 10, 2006 New software--online and on the desktop--were the big stories of the week.From Web page to Web platform
August 16, 2005 Like software makers, Web sites are encouraging coders to build upon their data, giving users more-tailored services.Web giants lure developers
September 1, 2006 As more software goes online, Web services providers race to get more applications on their hosted computing platforms.Investor doesn't see browser in Google's future
October 6, 2004 Board member John Doerr discusses the future of the search giant--and the Web itself.Sun president: PCs are so yesterday
September 23, 2005 Sun's president argues that what's become important are Web services and the cell phones most will use to access them.Tech giants put their heads in the clouds
June 26, 2008 Cloud computing is much more down to earth than the term might imply. For Google, Amazon, and others, it's about delivering bits to billions of devices--and users.At Mashup Camp, geeks plot future of Web
January 18, 2007 For all their promise of creating cutting-edge applications, mashup creators are pushing the business and legal boundaries of the Web.Photos: Meeting up at Mashup CampSpinning the Web 2.0 at conference
November 10, 2006 As talk of an investment bubble builds, Internet industry players are gathering in San Francisco this week at the third annual Web 2.0 Summit.
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