This year is expected to be a crucial one for Amazon's Zoox, as the company plans to grow its operations and commercialize a robotaxi business.

Las Vegas visitors may soon see driverless, carriage-style cars on the Strip. The company behind them, Amazon-owned Zoox, says it's a preview of what's to come. (AP Video: James Brooks)

As Las Vegas continues to innovate in hospitality and gaming, it is now also becoming a testbed for the “future” of transportation. Zoox, an Amazon subsidiary that’s developing autonomous vehicle (AV) technology,

Zoox, Inc., a robotaxi company owned by Amazon.com, Inc. AMZN, plans to launch robotaxi service in Las Vegas in 2025.

For the fifth year in a row, Amazon is the leading employer with the most recipients on Medicaid in Nevada. There were 18,093 Amazon employees and their dependents […]

Kidde and Ring will launch two models in April, along with a $5-per-month smoke monitoring subscription service.

The PixCut S1 is now available on Amazon.com, with special launch discounts for a limited time. Shipping is available worldwide. To purchase the PixCut S1 and explore the possibilities of creative printing, please visit https://bit.ly/40wjeTr

Amazon was one of three hyperscalers, alongside Microsoft and Google, who together held most of the data centre market share globally. They had been building hundreds around the world for almost 20 years, with Microsoft’s centres in New Zealand opening last week and Amazon’s due to open next year.

Mark White, a Las Vegas resident, pleaded guilty to voting twice in the 2020 general presidential election. He voted once in Nevada and once in Arizona.

Samsung has finally “cracked the code” on household robots with its volleyball-shaped “Ballie”, an Australian tech expert says, as global electronics jostle for pole position in the $US1.35 trillion ($2.

We've rounded up our top picks from this year's tech showcase ranging from skin-care devices and luxe earbuds, to stylish 4K TVs and more.

One of the Democratic Party’s most skilled communicators explains how difficult it is to sell political accomplishments.