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Amazon urges judge to set aside US$10 billion cloud contract award to Microsoft

By David Shepardson

Dec 17 2020 6:50AM

New court filing unsealed.

Amazon urges judge to set aside US$10 billion cloud contract award to Microsoft

Amazon urged a US judge to toss out the Pentagon's US$10 billion JEDI cloud computing contract award after the Defense Department said in September a court-ordered re-evaluation had determined Microsoft's proposal still represented the best value for the government. The company's ...

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