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 is retiring Chime, the company's internal meeting software for video and audio calls, and replacing it with Zoom, an external solution with the same capabilities. An internal memo to employees ...

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Amazon Chime is a modern, secure unified communications service that makes meetings easier and more efficient than ever before. Learn more about Amazon Chime, and how Brooks Brothers was able to ...

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 ...

On Tuesday, Amazon jumped into the communications technology space with a new service called Chime (pictured), focused on online meetings and collaboration between dispersed team members. While plenty ...

Amazon has changed the way it charges for its cloud-based communication platform Amazon Chime, moving to a usage-based pricing model, instead of charging a flat monthly fee. A blog post penned by ...

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 is taking on Skype and other online conferencing services with its own video chat solution. It’s called Chime and as with most other similar services, it allows users to start or join both ...

SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS), an Amazon.com company (NASDAQ: AMZN), today announced Amazon Chime, a new unified communications service that makes meetings easier and more ...

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's push into the services space continued today with the launch of Chime, a new online VoIP call and video messaging platform aimed at business users. Apart from video conferencing and chat ...