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US Judge Ends Amazon Challenge After Pentagon Cancels $10 Billion Cloud Deal
A US judge on Friday dismissed Amazon.com's legal challenge to the 2019 US Defense Department decision to award a $10 billion JEDI cloud-computing project to rival Microsoft Corp after the Pentagon canceled the contract.
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Pentagon's $10 Billion Cloud Deal Latest Trump Move Reversed By Biden
The U.S. Defense Department canceled its $10 billion JEDI cloud-computing project on Tuesday, reversing the Trump-era award to Microsoft Corp and announcing a new contract expected to include its big tech rival Amazon.com.
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Amazon Seeks Order To Block Microsoft's $10 Billion Pentagon Project
Stunned at losing the prestigious $10 billion Pentagon Cloud project, Amazon has sought 'preliminary injunction' from the court to temporarily block Microsoft from starting work on the project.
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Amazon Lawsuit Will Not Delay $10 Billion JEDI Contract: Pentagon
The lawsuit filed by Amazon challenging a $10 billion US military cloud computing contract awarded to Microsoft will not delay implementation of the project, a senior Pentagon official said Tuesday
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Bill Gates Officially Passes Jeff Bezos as World's Richest Person: Bloomberg Billionaires Index
The Microsoft co-founder had briefly topped Bezos as the world's richest man last month after Amazon's lacklustre Q3 results.
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Jeff Bezos Defends Amazon Bid for Pentagon Cloud Project
Earlier, Google dropped its bid for the Pentagon cloud computing contract worth up to $10 billion because it would be inconsistent with its principles.
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Google Bows Out Of Pentagon's $10 Billion Cloud-Computing Race
Google will not compete for a $10 billion opportunity to build the Defense Department's cloud-computing infrastructure, the company said Tuesday, saying the project could conflict with its corporate values regarding the use of artificial intelligence.
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Google Drops Out of Bidding for $10 Billion Pentagon Data Deal
Google said it was no longer vying for a cloud computing contract with the US Defense Department, in part because its new ethical guidelines do not align with the project.
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US Judge Ends Amazon Challenge After Pentagon Cancels $10 Billion Cloud Deal
A US judge on Friday dismissed Amazon.com's legal challenge to the 2019 US Defense Department decision to award a $10 billion JEDI cloud-computing project to rival Microsoft Corp after the Pentagon canceled the contract.
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Pentagon's $10 Billion Cloud Deal Latest Trump Move Reversed By Biden
The U.S. Defense Department canceled its $10 billion JEDI cloud-computing project on Tuesday, reversing the Trump-era award to Microsoft Corp and announcing a new contract expected to include its big tech rival Amazon.com.
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Amazon Seeks Order To Block Microsoft's $10 Billion Pentagon Project
Stunned at losing the prestigious $10 billion Pentagon Cloud project, Amazon has sought 'preliminary injunction' from the court to temporarily block Microsoft from starting work on the project.
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Amazon Lawsuit Will Not Delay $10 Billion JEDI Contract: Pentagon
The lawsuit filed by Amazon challenging a $10 billion US military cloud computing contract awarded to Microsoft will not delay implementation of the project, a senior Pentagon official said Tuesday
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Bill Gates Officially Passes Jeff Bezos as World's Richest Person: Bloomberg Billionaires Index
The Microsoft co-founder had briefly topped Bezos as the world's richest man last month after Amazon's lacklustre Q3 results.
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Jeff Bezos Defends Amazon Bid for Pentagon Cloud Project
Earlier, Google dropped its bid for the Pentagon cloud computing contract worth up to $10 billion because it would be inconsistent with its principles.
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Google Bows Out Of Pentagon's $10 Billion Cloud-Computing Race
Google will not compete for a $10 billion opportunity to build the Defense Department's cloud-computing infrastructure, the company said Tuesday, saying the project could conflict with its corporate values regarding the use of artificial intelligence.
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Google Drops Out of Bidding for $10 Billion Pentagon Data Deal
Google said it was no longer vying for a cloud computing contract with the US Defense Department, in part because its new ethical guidelines do not align with the project.
