If the saga of the US government’s $10 billion ‘war cloud’ hadn’t already devolved into a soap opera, the latest tit-for-tat exchange between tech giants Microsoft and Amazon proves it. Amazon filed another formal protest over its lost bid on the Joint Enterprise Defence Infrastructure (JEDI) contract earlier this week — an ever-lucrative 10-year deal won by Microsoft in 2019 but has since existed only in legal limbo. Amazon‘s lawyers have consistently challenged that choice, citing alleged interference in the procurement process from none other than US president Donald Trump. They say Trump was fueled by bias spawned by negative reports published by the Washington…
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