Amazon fixes AWS bug that showed customers false billion-dollar bills

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Amazon is working to resolve a software bug that caused some AWS customers to see wildly inflated bill estimates on Friday. Affected users logged into their accounts to find charges suggesting they owed billions of dollars to the company. The erroneous figures were the result of a technical glitch, not actual charges incurred. Amazon has acknowledged the issue and is in the process of correcting the billing error for impacted customers.

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