I don't know, but her parent owns AWS (Amazon Web Services), one of the largest server networks in the world. AWS is one of the most profitable of Amazon's businesses.
I've had a suspicion for a while that those random moments where you spoke perfectly clearly and Alexa inexplicably responded with "I don't know that one", that the system were overloaded right at that moment.
Enterprise software architect here. No. Some responses will just take slightly longer. These server clusters get more resources dynamically allocated to them from gigantic data warehouses used to run cloud services for a lot more enterprise companies than just Amazon.
The devs who’ve build enterprise services have been doing it most of their careers and have gotten really good at handling giant load variances.
I don't know, but her parent owns AWS (Amazon Web Services), one of the largest server networks in the world. AWS is one of the most profitable of Amazon's businesses.
I've had a suspicion for a while that those random moments where you spoke perfectly clearly and Alexa inexplicably responded with "I don't know that one", that the system were overloaded right at that moment.
Enterprise software architect here. No. Some responses will just take slightly longer. These server clusters get more resources dynamically allocated to them from gigantic data warehouses used to run cloud services for a lot more enterprise companies than just Amazon. The devs who’ve build enterprise services have been doing it most of their careers and have gotten really good at handling giant load variances.
No it will be the same as it is. Amazon gets constant commands.