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Amazon Web Services (AWS) and BMW Group have announced a strategic collaboration to enhance the automaker's innovation pace through data and analytics. This partnership will migrate BMW’s core IT systems to AWS, improving efficiency across its operations in over 100 countries. They will jointly develop cloud solutions to enhance vehicle design and after-sales services. Notably, up to 5,000 BMW engineers will be trained on AWS technologies, including machine learning. The initiative aims to leverage a data lake for improved decision-making and operational transparency in the automotive supply chain.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced the launch of its second infrastructure region in Australia, the Asia Pacific (Melbourne) Region, scheduled for the second half of 2022. This new region will feature three Availability Zones, enhancing AWS’s presence in the Asia Pacific, which already includes 25 Availability Zones in various countries. AWS aims to support developers, startups, enterprises, and government organizations by providing local data centers to improve service delivery. Amazon has invested over AUD $3 billion in Australian infrastructure and continues to focus on sustainability and upskilling local talent.
Amazon.com plans to establish its first fulfillment center in Missouri City, Texas, expected to open in 2021. This center will generate over 500 full-time jobs with competitive wages and benefits from day one. The 1 million square-foot facility will focus on shipping larger items like patio furniture and outdoor equipment. Amazon has previously created over 43,000 jobs in Texas, contributing more than $18.8 billion to the state's GDP. Local leaders are optimistic about the economic benefits this expansion will bring.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has partnered with MGM to enhance its media supply chain by migrating MGM's content library to the cloud. This multi-year collaboration aims to modernize MGM's infrastructure using AWS technologies such as machine learning, data lakes, and serverless computing. The new setup will allow MGM to automate and streamline content distribution, improve rights management, and provide better analytics on content viewing trends. The collaboration is expected to optimize MGM's operational efficiency and create new revenue opportunities.
Amazon has announced a $2.25 million donation to The Housing Fund in Nashville, aimed at preserving homeownership for residents facing housing insecurity due to challenges like job loss and the pandemic. This funding will establish the Housing Resiliency Fund, providing financial grants to low- and moderate-income families. Amazon supports various community initiatives in Nashville, having created over 12,000 jobs in Tennessee since 2010, with total investments exceeding $8.9 billion in the state, contributing to the local economy.
Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) and YETI Coolers have filed a lawsuit against two individuals for attempting to sell counterfeit YETI products, violating both Amazon’s policies and YETI’s intellectual property rights. The lawsuit was submitted in the United States District Court for the Western District of Washington. Amazon has made significant investments, exceeding $500 million in 2019 alone, to combat counterfeit products. Additionally, they established the Counterfeit Crimes Unit in June 2020 to enforce brand protection.
Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) is set to launch a new fulfillment center in Oklahoma City, anticipated to open in 2021. This facility is expected to create over 500 full-time jobs with competitive pay and comprehensive benefits starting on day one. Spanning one million square feet, the center will handle larger items like patio furniture. The company has invested significantly in Oklahoma, generating over 4,000 jobs since 2010 and contributing $530 million to the local economy. This expansion reflects Amazon's commitment to community investment and job creation.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has partnered with Siemens Smart Infrastructure to migrate over 20 SAP-based ERP and SCM systems to AWS by the end of 2021. This strategic move aims to enhance agility and reduce hardware refresh cycles, paving the way for Siemens to leverage SAP S/4HANA technology. The migration is expected to yield significant cost savings over the next three years, marking a pivotal step in Siemens's digital transformation journey. AWS will provide advanced technologies like Amazon EC2 to support Siemens' evolving business needs.
Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) is investing in Nevada with eight new buildings to enhance fulfillment and delivery operations, creating over 2,000 jobs with a minimum wage of $15 per hour and comprehensive benefits. This announcement follows Amazon's plan to hire 100,000 seasonal workers in the U.S. and Canada. New facilities include a fulfillment center in North Las Vegas and five additional delivery stations. The company is focused on employee safety, having invested $4 billion in health measures, and it continues to promote staff development through its Career Choice program.
Amazon Web Services has announced significant updates to its Amazon Aurora database platform at AWS re:Invent. The release of Aurora Serverless v2 allows for scaling up to hundreds of thousands of transactions swiftly, potentially saving customers up to 90% in costs compared to traditional provisioning. The new Babelfish for Aurora PostgreSQL enables SQL Server applications to run on Aurora with minimal code changes, easing the migration process. An open-source project for Babelfish will also be launched, expanding options for organizations transitioning from legacy systems.
