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Amazon Estuary and its Mangroves
Amazon Estuary and its Mangroves (Estuário do Amazonas e seus Manguezais), Ramsar Site no. 2337, Brazil, designated 2018: a 38,502.53 km2 corridor of 23 conservation units on the Marajó archipelago holding the world's largest continuous mangrove formation.
Amazon Eve
Amazon Eve is Erika Ervin (born 1979), the 6 ft 8 in American model Guinness World Records named tallest professional model in 2011, a Zoo Weekly cover star and American Horror Story actress who is a transgender advocate.
Amazon Fire TV
Amazon Fire TV is a family of Amazon streaming media devices and smart televisions, launched in 2014, spanning the Fire TV Stick, Fire TV Cube, and Fire TV–built-in sets.
Amazon Fire TV Stick
The Amazon Fire TV Stick is a line of HDMI streaming dongles made by Amazon, first shipped in November 2014 at $39 and running Fire OS or Vega OS.
Amazon Freevee
Amazon Freevee, formerly IMDb TV, was Amazon's free ad-supported streaming service offering originals and FAST channels; it launched in 2019 and closed in August 2025, absorbed into Prime Video.
Amazon Go
Amazon Go was Amazon's cashierless convenience-store chain, announced 2016, opened to the public in Seattle in 2018, using Just Walk Out computer-vision technology; all 15 stores closed in early 2026.
Amazon HQ2
Amazon HQ2 is Amazon's second headquarters, announced in 2018 as a split between Queens, New York, and Arlington, Virginia; the New York half was canceled in 2019.
Amazon Kindle
Amazon Kindle is a line of e-readers sold by Amazon, first introduced in November 2007 with electronic ink displays and access to the Kindle Store for e-books.
Amazon Kinesis
Amazon Kinesis is AWS's family of managed real-time streaming data services, launched November 14, 2013 at re:Invent. Components include Data Streams (sharded, up to 365-day retention), Data Firehose, Data Analytics, and Video Streams.
Amazon Lab126
Amazon Lab126 is Amazon's Silicon Valley research and development subsidiary that designs its consumer electronics, including the Kindle, Fire tablets, Fire TV, and Echo devices.
Amazon Leo
Amazon Leo, formerly Project Kuiper until its renaming in November 2025, is Amazon's low Earth orbit satellite broadband constellation of 3,236 planned satellites, competing with SpaceX's Starlink.
Amazon Lumberyard
Amazon Lumberyard, a free CryEngine-based 3D game engine by AWS launched February 9, 2016 with AWS and Twitch integration; discontinued, succeeded by Apache 2.0 Open 3D Engine (O3DE).
Amazon Luna
Amazon Luna is a cloud gaming service operated by Amazon, announced in 2020 and available in 14 countries, that streams games from AWS servers to devices players already own.
Amazon Mechanical Turk
Amazon Mechanical Turk (MTurk) was an Amazon crowdsourcing marketplace where businesses and researchers posted small tasks for a distributed human workforce paid by the piece, from 2005 to 2026.
Amazon MGM Studios
Amazon MGM Studios is Amazon's film and TV studio, formed from the 2022 acquisition of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ($8.45 billion announced) merged with Amazon Studios. It produces originals for theaters, Prime Video, and Freevee, and holds James Bond creative control via a 2025 joint venture.
Amazon MSK
Amazon MSK (Amazon Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka) is AWS's fully managed Apache Kafka streaming service, generally available since May 30, 2019, offering Provisioned (Standard/Express brokers), Serverless clusters, and MSK Connect.
Amazon Music
Amazon Music, formerly Amazon MP3 and Amazon Cloud Player, is Amazon's music streaming service offering over 100 million songs, podcasts, and audiobooks across four tiers.
Amazon MWAA
Amazon MWAA (Managed Workflows for Apache Airflow) is AWS's managed Apache Airflow service, offered in provisioned and Serverless modes, running schedulers and workers on Fargate with an Aurora PostgreSQL metadata database, auto-scaling workers, and classes from mw1.micro to mw1.2xlarge.
Amazon Nova (model family)
Amazon Nova is a family of first-party foundation models from Amazon Web Services, announced in December 2024, spanning text, image, video, and speech models served via Bedrock.
Amazon Nova Sonic
Amazon Nova Sonic is a bidirectional speech-to-speech foundation model from Amazon Web Services, announced in April 2025 for building real-time voice applications on Amazon Bedrock.
Amazon Obhijaan
Amazon Obhijaan (অ্যামাজন অভিযান), 2017 Bengali adventure film by Kamaleswar Mukherjee, sequel to Chander Pahar, starring Dev as Shankar hunting El Dorado in the Amazon; highest-grossing Bengali film at ₹43.63 crore.
Amazon Pharmacy
Amazon Pharmacy is Amazon's online pharmacy business, offering prescription home delivery, prescription savings for Prime members, the $5 monthly RxPass, and the pre-sorted PillPack service.
Amazon Picking Challenge
The Amazon Picking Challenge was a robotics competition organized by Amazon Robotics, held from 2015 to 2017, in which teams built autonomous robots to pick items from warehouse shelves.
Amazon Prime
Amazon Prime is Amazon's paid subscription membership, launched in the US in February 2005 for free two-day shipping, now bundling fast free delivery with streaming video and music, photo storage, and grocery and prescription savings.
Amazon Prime Air
Amazon Prime Air is Amazon's drone delivery service, delivering packages up to 5 pounds in as fast as 30 minutes, operating from 11 US sites since 2020.
Amazon Prime Day
Amazon Prime Day is Amazon's annual sales event for Prime members, first held on July 15, 2015, and now one of the largest shopping events of the year.
Amazon Prime Video
Amazon Prime Video, formerly Amazon Unbox and Prime Instant Video, is Amazon's video streaming service offering subscriptions, rentals, channels, and live sports like Thursday Night Football.
Amazon Q
Amazon Q is a family of generative-AI assistants sold by Amazon Web Services for work, announced in November 2023 with Business, Developer, and QuickSight variants.
Amazon Q Developer
Amazon Q Developer, formerly Amazon CodeWhisperer, is Amazon Web Services' generative AI coding assistant offering code completion, chat, security scanning, and agentic features, launched in 2022 and renamed in 2023.
Amazon QuickSight
Amazon QuickSight (now Amazon Quick Sight, part of Amazon Quick) is AWS's cloud BI service, launched October 7, 2015 at re:Invent, generally available November 2016, built on the SPICE in-memory engine supporting 2 billion rows or 2 TB per dataset.