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Technology’s most influential leaders have a new message: It’s not us you need to worry about -- it’s artificial intelligence.January 24
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Amazon.com Inc. claims it lost a Pentagon cloud contract valued at as much as $10 billion because of political interference by President Donald Trump, according to the judge overseeing the case.December 6
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Amazon faces an uphill climb in basing its challenge on those grounds, as legal requirements to successfully appeal a contract award on claims of political interference are high.November 25
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Amazon.com Inc. has given notice that it will file a lawsuit challenging the Defense Department’s decision to award Microsoft Corp. a cloud computing contract valued at as much as $10 billion over a decade.November 18
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The announcement by the software giant comes as tech companies and trade groups are calling for a national privacy law that would coordinate rules nationwide and override state statutes.November 13
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The firm wants to make the software that helps mechanical and chemical engineers teach those devices how to behave, where to go and how to maintain safe conditions.November 6
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The Department of Defense decision to commit to a 10-year project with a single vendor may not be the old-fashioned and potentially wasteful vendor lock-in we’ve known in the past.November 1
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The decision may be challenged by Amazon, which was the front-runner, because President Donald Trump weighed in on the bidding process.October 28
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Microsoft Corp. rose on Thursday as first-quarter results topped estimates and boosted analyst confidence, with Jefferies writing that the software giant should be able 'to weather any storm.'October 25
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Microsoft Corp.’s sales and profit got a boost from demand for Azure cloud-computing programs and internet-based versions of Office productivity software, lifting results above analysts’ expectations.October 24
