In a wide-ranging interview with BI, Tye Brady explains why the company is investing heavily in robots.

The e-commerce giant is pursuing a 3.2-million-square-foot facility in Hudson Valley’s Florida, Montgomery County.

Amazon's robots, like Proteus and Sparrow, were designed to improve operational efficiency and delivery speed.

Amazon just opened its most-automated warehouse yet. But underneath the robotics and artificial-intelligence technology at the site, the facility will still rely on thousands of employees.

Amazon's growth is driven by AI-related cloud demand and ad revenue, with AWS and advertising becoming major profit ...

This is absolutely Amazon tooting their own horn, but if you have been curious about what exactly such robots do, and how exactly they help a busy warehouse work better, it’s a good summary with ...

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is challenging Amazon by promising fast deliveries from China to anywhere in the world. WSJ visits Alibaba’s largest automated warehouse to see how robots and a ...

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