Earlier this week, AWS vice president Tim Bray quit over what he sees is an attempt to punish whistleblowers who express concerns about lacking COVID-19 protections. Meanwhile, the National Labor Relations Board is looking into claims of retaliation against employees who organize or participate in protests.In a statement provided to Engadget, an Amazon spokesperson said:…
As thousands of businesses across the country close their doors to help slow the spread of the coronavirus across the country, Amazon, deemed an “essential business,” is one of a few major multinational corporations that have continued to operate. While the company’s operations have largely carried on business as usual, the fear of catching the…
As thousands of businesses across the country close their doors to help slow the spread of the coronavirus across the country, Amazon, deemed an “essential business,” is one of a few major multinational corporations that have continued to operate. While the company’s operations have largely carried on business as usual, the fear of catching the…
Earlier this week, workers at an Amazon warehouse in Staten Island, New York, were told an employee in the facility tested positive for COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus. Then they went back to work. “After they told us, the building was just running as it has been,” said Terrell Worm, an Amazon worker…
Home News (Image credit: Techblood) If half the rumours and leaks are to be believed, the PS5 is set to come with a lot of cool stuff. From state-of-the-art controllers with haptic feedback to 8K graphics and silky-smooth framerates, the PS5 is going to be an incredible bit of hardware.The latest brand new tidbit of…
Photo: Saul Loeb (Getty)A federal judge just put the brakes on a major military contract after Amazon argued it only lost out to rival Microsoft because the president wanted to “screw” CEO Jeff Bezos. This injunction marks the latest development in the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) project’s ongoing saga. The contract—an up to $10…
