Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman made headlines this week for putting his feelings plainly when it comes to the company’s five-day-in-office policy. "If there are people who just don't work ...

Amazon cloud leader Matt Garman voiced his support for Amazon’s plan to bring workers back to the office five days a week, describing it as a key way to maintain the company’s culture of ...

Matt Garman, the new CEO of Amazon Web Services, says employees who disagree with his company’s new mandate for workers to report to the office five days a week can quit.

One of Amazon's top executives, AWS CEO Matt Garman, defended the new, controversial 5-day-per-week in-office policy on Thursday, saying those who do not support it can leave for another company.

Matt Garman’s message is loud and clear: Amazon Web Services partners need to be attached to every customer account if the $110 billion cloud giant wants to remain a dominant force in the AI era.

Amazon's cloud boss Matt Garman told employees in an all-hands meeting that if they don't agree with its new five-day in-office mandate, they could leave for another company.

More than 500 Amazon employees sent a letter on Wednesday to Matt Garman, the CEO of its AWS unit, urging reversal of a full return-to-office policy and rejecting his assertion that the rule had ...

Matt Garman, CEO of Amazon Web Services, says the company didn’t get off to a slow start with generative AI. It was just more deliberate.

Matt Garman is the new CEO of Amazon Web Services. Amazon. By Nick Pasion – Reporter, Puget Sound Business Journal. Dec 31, 2024. Preview this article 1 min.

Amazon.com, Inc.’s AMZN cloud computing platform, Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman disclosed that the company had been delving into generative AI long before it became a widely accepted concept.

In-depth Amazon coverage from the tech giant’s hometown, including e-commerce, AWS, Amazon Prime, Alexa, logistics, devices, and more. Matt Garman, who became CEO of Amazon Web Services in June ...