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Technology correspondent at Fortune Magazine. Ex-WSJ technology reporter. Tip? Signal Seb.39, email sebastian.herrera@fortune.com.

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Houston Chronicle reporter, mostly covering the Katy suburban area.

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Amazon isn’t giving up on Jeff Bezos’ drone deliveries dream—and after 13 years of turbulence, the momentum is finally shifting

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"It's still clearly a work in progress, but they have a vision that this is one of the best ways to get things to people in less than 45 minutes," said Josh Lowitz, co-founder of Consumer Intelligence Research Partners, which studies Amazon Prime members. Lowitz, who visited Amazon's Prime Air drone lab in Seattle this week, said the company is primarily delivering via drone in suburban areas because it needs a 10-foot radius to deliver safely.
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Amazon isn't giving up on Jeff Bezos' drone deliveries dream—and after 13 years of turbulence, the momentum is finally shifting

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Thirteen years ago, Jeff Bezos strode into a room on the set of CBS' 60 Minutes and revealed Amazon's first delivery drone , predicting 30-minute drop-offs of airborne packages within the next four to five years. Ever since, the e-commerce giant has struggled to live up to that promise.
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