Amazon has dropped its EC2 cloud computing services prices for the 26th time, as the cloud giant continues to pass on the savings from its ever-growing expansion back to its customers. The company ...

The price drop follows AWS reducing the cost of its CloudFront offering in June and a previous AWS price drop in February that included Amazon EC2, Amazon S3, Amazon SimpleDB, Amazon SQS, Amazon RDS ...

The price cuts, announced Monday, apply to EC2 Reserved Instances running Linux/UNIX, Red Hat Enterprise Linux and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server. They cover Amazon's Standard (m1), Second-Generation ...

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Amazon Web Services is making some major changes to how it charges for reserved EC2 instances — a move that seems to be at least partially motivated by the changes Google announced earlier this year.

Amazon's and Google's compute, storage and analytics cloud pricing just keep on dropping and dropping — so who's offering the better deal? Low upfront costs are one of the benefits of using cloud ...

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In its latest round of price cuts, Amazon Web Services this week has reduced the cost of its EC2 Dedicated Instances by up to 80 percent. Amazon introduced EC2 Dedicated Instances over two years ago.