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Amazon rolls out passkey support on browser, iOS devices for better safety

Passkey eliminates the step of entering the Amazon password. This is achieved by using the credentials to unlock the device

In economic shift, smaller cities keep consumption engine running

Non-essential spending has increased more in non-metro segment as incomes rise

Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale 2023 Day 6; Check the best deals to crack

The Amazon Great Indian Festival sale is still on, and people are getting the best deals from this sale. Here are the best deals available on great Indian sales, check the list

Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale, Day 4: Sofas and home theatres to buy

Amazon offers different categories of products at huge discounts during its great Indian Festival sale. Here, you can buy the best L-shaped sofas and home theatres to enhance the look of your house

How is the Amazon sale different from Flipkart sale? Check heavy discounts

Amazon and Flipkart are two e-commerce rivals in India, that experience a significant growth in every season sale. Here are some of the best products you can purchase during Amazon and Flipkart sale

From music parties to war rooms to AI: Inside e-tail festival battles

E-commerce retailers are expected to garner sales worth Rs 90,000 crore this festive season, 18-20 per cent higher than last year, according to the analysts

Great Indian Festival sale to be bigger than last year: Amazon VP

Amazon, on Friday, also launched its 'Amazon Xperience Arena' event in Delhi NCR. The subsequent editions of the event will be held in Pune, Hyderabad, Chennai, and Kolkata

Gone shopping online: The best deals and discounts for festive season

E-commerce giants and niche websites are wooing customers to log in and splurge

Fears about Amazon, Microsoft cloud computing dominance trigger UK probe

Concerns from regulators about the dominance of Amazon and Microsoft in Britain's cloud computing market have triggered a investigation into the competitiveness of the key industry. The UK communications regulator Ofcom said Thursday that its yearlong study of the cloud communications services market found features that could limit competition. British businesses face barriers when they try to switch or use multiple cloud suppliers, it said. Cloud computing uses data centres around the world to store photos and emails or run software. It has become a vital service for many businesses, which turn to cloud providers to avoid the cost of buying expensive equipment and real estate to run their own data centres. Ofcom asked the UK antitrust watchdog, the Competition and Markets Authority, to take a closer look at the 7.5 billion-pound ($9 billion) cloud market. The watchdog said it was opening an in-depth investigation that's expected to wrap up by April 2025. Some UK businesses have to

Amazon poised to launch long delayed satellites in race with SpaceX

It'll be the first in-flight test of Amazon's ambitious Project Kuiper initiative, on which it's pledged to spend more than $10 billion

Amazon India creates over 100k job opportunities ahead of festival sale

The new hires will pick, pack, ship and deliver customer orders safely and efficiently

Amazon Great Indian Festival 2023: iPhone 13 available at its lowest price

The e-commerce platform, Amazon, offers enormous discounts on iPhone 13 and other products in the Great Indian Festival 2023. The Festival sale is to begin on October 8

Amazon, Flipkart sales could go up by 16% on festive season boost

Marketplaces like Flipkart and Amazon India earn a major chunk of their yearly gross sales in the festive period which usually lasts for a month

Mind your language: How transcription tools can help you at work

Apps and services are now more accurate and error free thanks to artificial intelligence technologies

Final draft of e-commerce policy skips consumer data protection regulations

The earlier draft of the policy which was released in 2019 talked extensively about the ways in which e-commerce companies could collect user data

Amazon to invest $4 bn in AI startup Anthropic amid growing tech battle

Amazon is investing up to USD 4 billion in Anthropic and taking a minority stake in the artificial intelligence startup, the two companies said on Monday. The investment underscores how Big Tech companies are pouring money into AI as they race to capitalise on the opportunities that the latest generation of the technology is set to fuel. Amazon and Anthropic said the deal is part of a broader collaboration to develop so-called foundation models, which underpin the generative AI systems that have captured global attention. Foundation models, also known as large language models, are trained on vast pools of online information, like blog posts, digital books, scientific articles and pop songs to generate text, images and video that resemble human work. Under the agreement, Anthropic is making Amazon its primary cloud computing service and using the online retail giant's custom chips as part of work to train and deploy its generative AI systems. San Francisco-based Anthropic was found

81% intent on festival season e-shopping: Nielsen Media India study

The study also revealed that for 68 per cent of consumers, Amazon.in is the go-to online shopping destination

Amazon launches Multi-Channel Fulfilment for sellers and brands in India

Amazon's logistics capabilities to handle customer orders received from a wide range of sales channels, including their own websites, enabling seamless fulfilment with speed and convenience

Amazon announces Fire TV streaming sticks, Echo Show 8, and more: Details

Amazon's new Echo Show 8 gets a dynamic display while the new streaming sticks get major performance upgrades

Amazon expands to address business needs, offers credit to customers

Subhas noted that prompt delivery is a crucial element for all business customers, as evidenced by Prime members contributing to over 50 per cent of sales this year