As Amazon's fleet of robots has reaches a milestone, the company is also releasing a new AI model to make them more efficient.

Amazon has marked a critical milestone in warehouse automation by deploying its one millionth robot. Delivered recently to a fulfillment center in Japan, the milestone underscores Amazon’s position as the world’s largest developer and operator of mobile robotic systems,

Amazon is on track to have more robots than humans working in its warehouses, with over a million robots now deployed—nearly matching its human workforce. Robots now assist with or handle tasks like picking,

Amazon announced a fresh batch of games that it's giving away for free or nearly free in July. The company's cloud gaming platform, Amazon Luna, has a few notable standouts on its lineup of free titles this month for Prime members in regions where the service is available.

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Sure, the Galaxy Book5 360 might be the default pick because it's the only 2-in-1 deal from Amazon that we can back at the moment. But it also is genuinely just a good deal on a Copilot+ laptop that hasn't even been out for a year — and $1,099.99 is only $50 away from its record-low pricing at Amazon.

These denials of any headbutting between the companies come in response to a new report by Bloomberg alleging that Nintendo pulled its products from Amazon because of store listings that undercut its products with cheaper prices from third-party sellers who had likely been importing things for cheap from Southeast Asia.