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Amazon’s bookstore in Seattle. (GeekWire photo).
Amazon’s cloud powers vast swaths of the internet, so perhaps it was only a matter of time until the debate over blacklisting extremist sites ended up at the company’s feet. The Seattle tech company is looking into whether websites tied to extremism use any Amazon services.
Amazon’s Ron Gagliardo, left, and John Schoettler beneath a cocoa tree inside the Spheres. (GeekWire Photo / Kurt Schlosser)
Amazon’s Sept. 7, 2017, announcement?that it would build a second “full equal” headquarters somewhere in North America surprised the tech industry and jolted cities across the continent into action, each pursuing a billion project that promises to bring as many as 50,000 technology jobs to the chosen community.
Amazon’s interest in Virtual Reality has appears to be growing. In February, Amazon Web Services launched Lumberyard, a free-of-charge 3D game engine with upcoming VR support. According to Uploadvr’s story, Amazon has also recently filed a number of patent applications for Augmented Reality designs.
