Amazon has started offering on-site COVID-19 tests to some members of its hardware division Lab126. The change came after workers, who have worked in the office since July, filed safety complaints.

Amazon’s Lab126, the secretive R&D group behind the Kindle, is apparently on a hiring spree, as noted by the EETimes, which speculates that the organization may be planning to spin out the lab as a ...

Amazon.com is looking to boost hiring by at least 27 percent at its little-known Lab126 hardware unit over the next five years, pushing workforce at the Silicon Valley operations to 3,757 people by ...

Amazon is expected to unveil its first smartphone on Wednesday, but that may be just one of several projects the company is building in its secretive Lab126. Lab126 is the division of Amazon that ...

SAN JOSE — Amazon.com, one of the famed brand names in technology, has begun to establish a beachhead in downtown San Jose in a move that bolsters the South Bay city’s urban heart. Amazon’s Lab126 ...

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Amazon.com Inc's Lab126 research and design center has leased big new office space in the heart of Silicon Valley, the latest sign that the world's largest Internet retailer ...

Amazon's device lab is quietly building three new gadgets, including a kitchen computer, a new tablet and a new e-reader, according to a new report. At the same time, however, the lab in question - ...

Google is working on a new wearable technology effort known as Project Aura and is hiring consumer electronics experts from Amazon's secretive Lab126 to jump-start the new group. Project Aura appears ...

Amazon’s Fire Phone may have been a total flop, but Google seems to think the engineers may have been on to something. A report from Business Insider details how Google Glass is being reborn as ...

In a sign that the technology boom in Silicon Valley remains robust, high-profile tech firms Lab126 and the research unit of Samsung Electronics have struck deals for major expansions that would bring ...

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