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    Striking New Fish Species Discovered in the Amazon●A Striking New Fish Species Discovered in Amazon✉newsEnvironmentWildlife6 d ago

    Scientists have announced the discovery of a striking new fish species in the Amazon, adding to the basin's remarkable biodiversity. The find, reported by the science publication Nautilus, underscores how much of the rainforest's aquatic life remains undocumented even as the region faces mounting pressure from deforestation and development.

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    Japan's hometown tax (furusato nōzei) system is dominating news after officials in Suzaka, Nagano Prefecture referred the head of gift company Nihon Gourmet Shijō for allegedly mislabeling about 4,000 kilograms of Shine Muscat grapes as local produce. Mayor says he is watching developments. Separately, surveys show food dominates 2025 donation choices with clear generational differences, and Amazon added a feature letting users donate via search and product pages.

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    Big Tech Accused of Abandoning Climate Pledges to Fuel AI●# AI # tech Welcome to the Plunderdome: How Big Tech Sold Out Its Climate Pledges to Power AI Amazon and the rest of theMmastodonTechnology112 d ago

    Criticism is mounting that major technology companies, including Amazon, are walking back their climate commitments to meet the enormous energy demands of AI. The industry, once promoted as aspirationally green, is reportedly adding heavily polluting power sources such as smoking chimneys and fossil fuel plants to its data center facilities to churn out more computing power for AI workloads.

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    Amazon reportedly seeks to offload $8 billion of Nvidia chips▼Amazon seeks to offload $8 bln of Nvidia chips to investors- FT✉newsTechnologySemiconductors7 h ago

    Amazon is looking to sell around $8 billion of Nvidia chips and servers to outside investors, according to the Financial Times. The reported plan suggests the company wants to recycle capital tied up in AI hardware rather than expand its own fleet further. The news is being picked up across financial outlets, adding to debate over how heavily big tech companies have loaded up on Nvidia's expensive AI chips and what returns those investments will deliver.

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    AWS launches AI-powered Well-Architected Agent in preview▼Announcing AWS Well-Architected Agent, an AI-powered intelligence to optimize your cloud environment (preview)✉newsEnvironment21 h ago

    Amazon Web Services has announced a preview of the AWS Well-Architected Agent, an AI-powered tool designed to analyze cloud environments and recommend optimizations based on the Well-Architected Framework. The agent is intended to help teams review workloads, spot risks, and improve reliability, security, and cost efficiency automatically. Cloud customers are watching closely as AWS embeds more AI assistance into its platform.

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    Delfin Amazon River cruises put to the test●Have an Amazon River cruise on your bucket list? Take a closer look at what a Delfin adventure has to offer! # rivercruiMmastodonLifeTravel519 h ago

    A travel review takes a close look at Delfin's Amazon river cruises, aimed at anyone with a journey down the world's largest river on their bucket list. The piece walks through what a Delfin adventure offers onboard and along the river, sharing a reviewer's firsthand experience to help travellers decide whether the luxury cruise is worth adding to their plans.

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    Big Tech Accused of Abandoning Climate Pledges to Power AI●Welcome to the Plunderdome: How Big Tech Sold Out Its Climate Pledges to Power AI https://www. commondreams.org/opinion/MmastodonEnvironmentClimate42 d ago

    A Common Dreams opinion piece argues that Amazon and other major tech firms have abandoned their green commitments, adding fossil-fuel infrastructure like smokestacks to their facilities to meet surging AI energy demands. The article, being shared widely, accuses the industry of selling out its climate pledges as data centers drive a new boom in dirty power.

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    Delta picks Amazon LEO over Starlink for in-flight WiFi●Musk is throwing tantrums and threats because Delta CEO Ed Bastian rejected Starlink and is going with Amazon LEO for inMmastodonWorldUS Politics312 d ago

    Delta Air Lines has reportedly chosen Amazon's LEO satellite service for in-flight WiFi, with CEO Ed Bastian rejecting Starlink. Bastian said Delta tested Starlink but decided against it, adding "We do not want to be with Elon Musk. Trust me." The decision is drawing attention amid claims that Musk is responding with threats and angry outbursts over losing the airline deal to a major rival.

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    Mike Flanagan's 'Carrie' Series Remake Arrives on Amazon▼‘Carrie’ Review: Mike Flanagan Capably Expands Stephen King’s Horror Classic for Amazon, but Did It Really Need Expanding?✉newsCultureTelevision1 d ago

    Mike Flanagan's new television adaptation of Stephen King's horror classic 'Carrie' has premiered on Amazon Prime Video. According to a review from The Hollywood Reporter, the series capably expands the original story, adding depth to the 1974 novel's material. However, the review questions whether the horror tale truly needed expansion, suggesting the retelling may stretch the source material beyond what it requires.

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    Seven Analyst-Favorite Stocks Set for Big Earnings Growth▼These 7 Stocks Are Analyst Favorites For Magnificent Earnings Growth; Amazon In New Base✉newsBusinessMarkets2 d ago

    Investor's Business Daily highlights seven stocks that analysts see posting magnificent earnings growth, with Amazon among them as it builds a new base after its recent run. The list is being shared among investors screening for companies with strong profit expectations heading into the next earnings season.

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    Amazon Reboots Ad Business Around Agentic Technology▼Amazon Reboots Ad Business, Emphasizes Agentic 09/29/2026✉newsBusiness3 d ago

    Amazon is overhauling its advertising business with a new emphasis on agentic AI, according to a MediaPost report dated September 29, 2026. The restructuring points to the company's push to make automated, agent-driven tools central to how advertisers plan and buy campaigns. Details on the scope and leadership of the reboot were not immediately available.