AWS CEO: 'Companies not moving to cloud are fighting gravity'
Andy Jassy opens up on why companies might be hesitant to go all-in on cloud, takes pot shot at competitors
Businesses who are refusing to undergo a cloud migration are fighting a losing battle, according to AWS' chief exec. In a fireside chat at the vendor's online Summit event, Andy Jassy said he understood...
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