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Here's your afternoon T&B Tech Minute for Monday, April 13th. I'm Julie Chang for the Wall Street Journal. Amazon expanded its Amazon

Auto's car sales service to include Kia, Mazda, Subaru, Chevrolet, and Jeep. Launched in 2024,

the program lets customers browse and purchase cars from nearby participating dealerships.

Dealers pay a fee to have their cars listed on Amazon,

but shoppers don't incur additional costs if they pull the trigger.

The service is active in over 130 cities, including Los Angeles, Dallas, and New York.

Insurers stand to gain big business from data centers.

In a report out today, S&P Global Ratings

estimates data centers could generate $10 billion in insurance premiums this year, double the $5 billion

paid by the entire aviation sector. With total worldwide insurance data center assets valued at

$2 trillion and projected to grow by

$300 billion in 2027, the firm calls this a, quote, huge growth opportunity for insurers.

And although the Trump administration put substantial tariffs on foreign products last year,

the goods trade deficit widened,

and AI might be to blame. Data shows that the effect of America's AI buildout on trade has been big.

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