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Security researchers disrupt 'sophisticated' Pareto Android ad fraud botnet
Hackers infected Android devices with malware that mimicked millions of connected TV products to generate fake ad views
Amazon leads by big margin in union vote at Alabama warehouse
The final result is expected to come on Friday
Amazon takes chip production in-house
The move will enable the firm to avoid supply chain disruptions and improve its own infrastructure
US threatens British tariffs in retaliation for digital taxes
Introduced last year, the UK tax specifically targets big tech firms - the majority of them American
Adam Selipsky named as new AWS CEO
Selipsky previously worked for AWS between 2005 and 2016, so can be considered a safe pair of hands
Microsoft in talks to acquire Discord, report
Discord may choose to go public if it does not get an acceptable offer
Using bug bounties to spot bias in AI algorithms
Bug bounties, or paying ethical hackers to find software flaws, are common in the infosec space. Can the same be applied to AI?
Thank Zuck it's Friday #4 - Facebook in Australia, Python's birthday and Amazon's workers
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Amazon offers $2,000 'resignation bonuses' to break union action
Amazon workers in a union would be able to demand higher adequate salaries and better working conditions at the company's warehouses
Amazon buys half the renewable power generated by new North Sea wind farm
Tech giant has pledged to use 100 per cent renewable energy by 2025
UK retailers press government on business rate reform to compete with tech giants
Firms like Amazon pay about a tenth of the amount bricks and mortar stores are liable for in business rates, and now retail chiefs want action
Jeff Bezos to step down as Amazon CEO this year
AWS Chief Andy Jassy will succeed Bezos in top role
Big Tech has 'refused to lift a finger' to push for comprehensive action on climate
Despite having committed to bold corporate climate agendas, tech giants have yet to put their weight behind action, finds report
Parler returns as a simple static website - with help from Russia
But the app remains banned on app stores
Parler data breach: Hackers claim they downloaded everything from Parler before it was taken offline
The information could help American law-enforcement authorities to identify and locate perpetrators who used the platform to plan US Capitol violence
EKS-Distro moves AWS into hybrid cloud. What will that mean for the market?
ISVs and service providers welcome the release of Amazon's open source Kubernetes distro, although some foresee more lock-in
Amazon cannot use its AWS logo in China, court rules
Amazon ordered to pay $12m to Chinese cloud firm over trademark infringement
Facebook, YouTube and seven other tech platforms ordered to explain personal data usage by FTC
Move from the US regulator comes a week after lawsuit against Facebook and EU documents suggesting stiff fines for anticompetitive practices are leaked
UK second worst for e-waste in Europe
Just 36 per cent of Britons know how to dispose of their old electronic goods properly
Amazon patents a novel technique to identify content pirates on Prime
New method will identify subscribers who make duplicates of Amazon's copyrighted content
Jeff Bezos announces $791 million in grants to 16 organisations working to fight climate change
The grants are part of Bezos's $10 billion Earth Fund that was announced earlier this year
Tesco trials drone delivery service
The UK's largest supermarket chain will run the pilot project for nearly six months
DoJ hits Google with antitrust lawsuit
The government alleges that Google is spending billions of dollars to ensure that its search engine is the default choice on different browsers and phones
Japan to work closely with the US and EU to regulate tech giants
Japan is prepared to take appropriate measures if it finds that technology firms are abusing their powers to hamper competition
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