Parler tried to seek a hosting alternative to Amazon Web Services from at least six different potential providers once it became clear Amazon would no longer work with the social media platform — but ...

After Parler was banned on both the Apple and Google app stores for failing to curb violent and threatening content on its platform, the social media site is now completely offline as a result of ...

In the latest blow to social app Parler, Amazon said Saturday it was suspending the company from its web hosting platform effective at 11:59PM PST Sunday. First reported by BuzzFeed News unless Parler ...

Amazon Web Services is suspending Parler's access to its hosting services at the end of the weekend, potentially driving the service offline unless it can find a new ...

A federal judge today rejected Parler's motion for a preliminary injunction against Amazon Web Services (AWS), scuttling the social network's attempt to quickly get back onto Amazon's Web-hosting ...

Amazon on Saturday night suspended the social media platform Parler from its web hosting service, an Amazon spokesperson confirmed to The Hill. The move by Amazon was first reported by Buzzfeed News.

Amazon Web Services has extended its CloudFront web hosting service to include dynamic content that can be personalized for each visitor. Websites already using CloudFront to host or cache static page ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... With the hotness that is Amazon Web Services, Denver’s Hosting.com jumped on the chance to acquire Stelligent Systems, a Reston, Va., consulting firm ...

(Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday asked for the U.S. government's take on a case in which Amazon.com Inc and sites that use its hosting service including Patreon Inc, BuzzFeed Inc, and Vox ...

Ever since Amazon launched its Simple Storage Service (S3) cloud storage service in 2006, people have been using it to prop up Websites hosted with other service providers. Initially S3 was used to ...

FRANKFURT—Amazon.com Inc. on Thursday said it would launch Web-hosting services in Germany, pushing deeper into a country that has been openly hostile to U.S. Internet firms. Andy Jassy, Amazon’s ...