AWS takes first steps into the Middle East
Amazon follows Microsoft's lead
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has launched its first Middle-Eastern region, opening its first datacentres in Bahrain. The dominant public cloud player says that it has tens of thousands of customers and...
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