How Amazon moved into the business of US elections

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More than 40 states adopt AWS.

How Amazon moved into the business of US elections
Amazon cloud computing arm is making an aggressive push into one of the most sensitive technology sectors: US elections. The expansion by Amazon Web Services into state and local elections has quietly gathered pace since the 2016 US presidential vote. More than 40 states now use one or more of ...

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