Amazon Web Services, Amazon's cloud computing business, has opened physical locations where customers can upload their data.

Amazon Web Services (AWS), the cloud computing arm of Amazon, launched its most recent and innovative file upload system at jaw-dropping speeds. The catch? One needs to "visit" the physical location of the new service.

Amazon Web Services, the omnipresent cloud platform that runs large parts of the internet, has launched a new feature that may leave some onlookers scratching their heads in confusion—at least initially. The tech giant has announced the launch of physical portals where you can go to upload your data into its massive digital repository.

Invent 2024 conference Sunday evening in Las Vegas, Amazon announced a somewhat unusual new service for Amazon Web Services (AWS) customers: Data Transfer Terminal, a set of physical locations where customers can plug in their storage devices to upload data to the AWS cloud.