OyaYansa Posted June 27, 2017 Share Posted June 27, 2017 Little by little the business conglomerate of Amazon is extending to unsuspected areas. If a few weeks ago the company led by Jeff Bezos landed in the distribution of fresh food, now wants to do it in the translation. There, the Amazon translator will be confined to that of Google, the most po[CENSORED]r on the Internet. Amazon Web Services is the name of the service under which a whole series of Amazon subsidiary companies are grouped. They are responsible for providing services to third parties such as the translation of their web pages. It is a business in which Amazon believes it can make a lot of money, and so it prepares to enter. Until now, Amazon's machine translation software is only used on its own websites. It is the tool, for example, to translate the description of your products into dozens of languages automatically. However, someone in the company must have thought about the business possibilities it offers. According to CNBC, the translator would first be available to other companies willing to pay for it. It remains to be seen whether Amazon will launch a translator like Google's, for the base user, or will be limited to the business sector. What is clear is that there is full confidence in the accuracy of its software, which has to defeat not only the Google but also the Microsoft. Among all Amazon projects there are several original and curious. Buying Whole Foods, the eco-friendly grocery store, is just one more. The distribution of its products with drones is another, although today its main business is still the sale of third party items with delivery in the shortest possible time. In countries such as Spain, the company's strength has already taken its CEO, Jeff Bezos, to the list of the richest in the world. The possibility of receiving an order on the same day thanks to Amazon Prime is an advantage difficult to match by any other company. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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