The CEO of Amazon Web Services told employees its cloud was '24 months ahead of Microsoft in functionality and maturity'

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Amazon Web Services CEO Andy Jassy reportedly told employees that President Donald Trump's beef with Amazon made the JEDI process inherently unfair.

A Silicon Valley startup is offering $10,000 to workers who volunteer to leave the Bay Area

A startup called MainStreet gives Bay Area employees a stipend to work remotely from one of its own offices in a different location.

Regulating big tech has become a hot topic ahead of the 2020 election — here's where the Democratic candidates stand

Warren and Sanders are in favor of breaking up tech monopolies, while other candidates are more concerned about consumer privacy.

'We get the orders from Moscow as well': Secret phone calls from pro-Russian rebels revealed in the investigation of the downing of MH17 that killed 298 people

"I'm carrying out orders and protecting the interests of one and only state, the Russian Federation. That's the bottom line," a rebel said in a call.

What if the Earth stopped orbiting the Sun?

Earth orbits the sun at 110,000 kilometers per hour. If it stopped, we'd fall towards the Sun, getting hotter and hotter until all life was destroyed.

New Jersey says Uber owes it over $640 million in taxes and fines for misclassifying drivers as independent workers

New Jersey is seeking more than $640 million from Uber in taxes and penalties, claiming the company misclassified its drivers as independent workers.

10 things in tech you need to know today

Amazon made its first official challenge to Microsoft's $10 billion JEDI cloud-contract win over claims of 'unmistakable bias.'

Crazy 3D-printed, layered cubes can withstand bullets travelling at 5.8km per second

Rice University academics designed the cubes based on theoretical 'tubulanes,' which were able to withstand bullets travelling at 5.8 km per second.

Facial recognition protesters put smartphones on their heads to scan the faces of 13,000 Washington DC inhabitants

Three protesters dressed in white jumpsuits used Amazon's Rekognition software to scan unsuspecting people's faces.

BIG TECH IN HEALTHCARE: How Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, and Microsoft are shaking up healthcare — and what it means for the future of the industry

"Big Tech in Healthcare" is a new research report from Business Insider Intelligence exploring the key strengths and offerings the Big Four will bring to the healthcare industry, as well as their approaches into the market.