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Amazon's new robot system, Vulcan, picking up a cardboard box.
Built on advances in robotics, engineering, and physical AI, Vulcan is making our workers’ jobs easier and safer while moving orders more efficiently.
A ball of yarn unraveling
How a Slack shout-out, a dusted-off academic theory, and a spaghetti monster led an AWS team to crack an elusive code—and deliver greater reliability and performance for customers.
Visual search
New, intuitive features surface visual suggestions to ensure you have faster and more precise product searches.
Smartphones and a Kindle displaying the Kindle reading interface
U.S. customers can catch up on Kindle books they’re reading, recall series plots, and get instant spoiler-free answers.
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Prime shopping and benefits
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Amazon Prime Day sale announcement for June 23-26 featuring handbag, boots, headphones and framed art
Amazon's annual summer shopping event brings millions of deals across more than 35 categories, with early offers already available.
Amazon Prime Day promotional banner with illustrated shopper holding VR headset, guitar, and gaming controller
From AI-powered deal alerts to virtual try-on, explore shopping features that help you find Prime Day deals June 23–26.
Amazon Prime Day promotional banner with purple Crocs, headphones, tumbler, and tape measure in cardboard box on blue background
From devices, groceries, and fashion to books, travel, and household essentials, Prime members can start saving ahead of Prime Day on June 23–26.
Amazon delivery station
Here’s how Amazon fulfillment centers and delivery stations prepare for big shopping events like Prime Day.
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Life at Amazon
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A collage featuring: Amazon Proteus robot in warehouse, an Amazon order of groceries and household items, and smartphone showing Amazon shopping app
Amazon unveiled a next-generation Proteus robot and more ultra-fast delivery options, plus a European fulfillment workforce expansion.
Podcast interview scene featuring Amazon Stores CEO Doug Herrington wearing a blue suit seated at a table with a prominent 'Learn and Be Curious' coffee cup.
Amazon's CEO of Worldwide Stores Doug Herrington explores how the company innovates, tests ideas, and scales products in this podcast series.
Amazon CEO of Worldwide Stores Doug Herrington interviews Alessandro Carbone in modern office setting with wooden furniture and bookshelves in background
On a recent episode of the Learn and Be Curious with Doug Herrington podcast, a fulfillment center leader explains what the job actually looks like.
Neil Lindsay and Roy Schoenberg headshots with names displayed below
Doug Herrington and Neil Lindsay welcome Dr. Roy Schoenberg as new head of healthcare business.
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Amazon news from around the world
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Upward view of giant tree with sprawling branches in green woodland
Available through the Sustainability Exchange, this service will offer science-based carbon credits to suppliers, business customers, and Climate Pledge signatories.
Three people standing in a forest stream wearing work gear and safety equipment
The hit series is back as Jeremy Clarkson navigates big changes at Diddly Squat.
top 10 ffilms and series on prime video june 1-7
From action-packed films to buzzy series, here are the Original titles Prime Video members watched most from June 1-7.
Turquoise Japanese bullet train at platform station
By leveraging the world-class Shinkansen network, known for its punctuality and speed, Amazon is further advancing the decarbonization of its transportation network.
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Proteus (robot) in view in warehouse
Get a special peek at how I help process your packages, while helping my (human) co-workers work better, too.
interference
AWS powers the work of “inference” with custom chips, smart routing systems, and purpose-built infrastructure—making AI faster and more affordable.
gif of football players and immersive ai feature
Real-time analytics powered by custom Amazon AI models bring expert-level insights to Thursday Night Football, NASCAR, and NBA viewers.
Inside the delivery station putting dozens of sustainability strategies to the test
Amazon's new delivery station doubles as an exercise in sustainability, packed with more than 40 market-ready technologies and systems designed to reduce its resource usage and shrink its carbon footprint.
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