Hailo: 'We built Hailo on AWS, and here's why we'll keep using it'

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Platform automation lead Boyan Dimitrov believes AWS is still ahead of its rivals

App-based taxi booking firm Hailo built its business on top of Amazon Web Services (AWS) in a gentler age, when cloud infrastructure-as-a-service was mostly all fields - usually full of data centre...

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