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Prime Day 2026 early deals are already live — as someone who's covered every Amazon sale, these are my 60…

July 7 is still a few days away but Amazon's early Prime Day deals are 'officially' live already. That means a heck of a lot of Amazon's own hardware, like Kindles, Echo speakers, Fire TV Sticks, Ring and Blink cameras, are already discounted, but it does seem like the online retail giant is holding something back.

For example, only the Kindle Colorsoft and the 2024 (2nd gen) Kindle Scribe are discounted, while some of the Fire TV Sticks are still full price. And yet there are all-time low prices already available, so why wait, eh?

I'm already picking some of my favourite early Prime Day deals for you in the tech category, but not to worry, I'll be here all through the main event too, bringing you the latest and best Prime Day deals.

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The rise of AI FinOps: From CIO-led innovation to CFO-led AI economics

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The new economics of enterprise AI with Berger Paint’s Partha Protim Mondal

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OVH reveals semi-secret plan to fix critical Januscape bug with mass reboots – and an Australian crash-test dummy

French cloud backported a patch into Debian and didn’t seek customer consent, despite chance of downtime French cloud operator OVH has revealed it used its Sydney, Australia, datacenter as the crash test dummy to test a rapid rollout of a fix for the critical Januscape guest-host escape bug in

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