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The Seattle-based company is preparing to invest about $800 million in the project over 10 years and will reap considerable tax benefits.October 4
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Federal Claims Court Senior Judge Eric Bruggink ruled that Oracle didn’t meet the criteria for the bid and thus didn’t have the legal standing to challenge the terms of the procurement process.August 28
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For everything from fast analysis of road conditions to streaming holographic concerts, many firms are deciding that remote data centers are just too far away.August 23
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CIO Dana Deasy told reporters that he’s scheduled “education” sessions for Defense Secretary Mark Esper on the competition that critics have argued is tilted to favor Amazon.com Inc.August 12
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A breach that compromises personal data of more than 100 million people is never good, but the company did follow some security best practices.July 30
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Cloud giants are pushing edge computing, where cloud functions run on servers that are physically closer to the end user, thereby cutting the distance to a computer making a given decision.June 24
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Amazon.com Inc. and Microsoft Corp. are the last competitors standing in the Pentagon’s winner-take-all competition for a $10 billion cloud services contract,April 11
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After security researcher Chris Vickery discovered millions of records from Facebook Inc. users sitting unsecured on a public database, he tried for weeks to get Amazon.com Inc. to take it down.April 4
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The Defense Department review of alleged conflicts of interests has prompted the government to backtrack on parts of the extensive procurement process, after having spent 18 months on it.February 26
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The cloud giants entered the year facing questions about whether they could sustain their robust growth rates in an environment of uncertain global economic growth and investment.February 5
