A New York-based tech company has filed a federal trademark suit against Amazon Web Services over the name of the cloud giant’s newly launched Chime online conferencing and collaboration technology.

Amazon will end support for its Chime video-conferencing software next year. The company stopped accepting new customers on Feb. 19. Existing customers, however, can continue using the app's ...

Over the past few years, Amazon has been quietly launching new business application services. The first was WorkSpaces, a virtual desktop service introduced in November 2013. WorkDocs, a file storage ...

An Amazon Web Services employee claims the company had never heard of CafeX Communications and its competing Chime service when it decided to christen its new set of conferencing and collaboration ...

Amazon reportedly is stopping support for its unified communications service, Chime, next year and will not accept new customers beginning Wednesday, per a Reuters report. Chime allows Amazon's ...

Amazon said it would stop support for its unified communications service, Chime, next year and will not accept new customers beginning Wednesday. Amazon employees have long used Chime, which lets ...

Companies looking for a new video- and teleconferencing system have a fresh face to turn to in the market: Amazon Web Services. On Monday, the public cloud provider announced the launch of Amazon ...

Amazon is taking on a new industry, and this time it's video-conferencing. The tech giant on Tuesday launched Chime, a video-conferencing service that will compete with Skype for Business and WebEx.

Amazon entered the world of video conferencing back in early 2017 with Amazon Chime and a lot of reviewers just said “meh.” Expectations were that Amazon would turn the video conferencing world on its ...