New on Prime Video in June: ‘Deep Cover,’ NASCAR, and more

Prime Day tips | Andy Jassy lessons | AWS chips | Prime Video Sports May 31, 2025 Amazon News News, facts, original stories, and more from the source.   Check out what's new on Prime Video in June Don't miss Prime Video's packed June lineup, including original action comedies like Deep Cover—starring Bryce Dallas Howard and Orlando Bloom—and live sports like NASCAR, NWSL, and WNBA. Here are a few highlights to look forward to starting June 1: Deep Cover: This original movie stars Bryce Dallas Howard as an improv instructor recruited by an undercover cop (Sean Bean) for a dangerous mission infiltrating London's criminal underworld. This fast-paced comedy premieres on June 12. Watch the trailer now. We Were Liars: Based on E. Lockhart's best-selling novel, the Amazon Original series We Were Liars follows Cadence Sinclair Eastman (Emily Alyn Lind) and her friends during their summer escapades on her grandfather's New England private island. After a mysterious accident changes Cadence's life forever, everybody—including her tight-knit circle—seems to have something to hide. NASCAR: Prime Video's exclusive five-race schedule continues through June 22. Next up is the NASCAR Cup Series Race at Nashville Superspeedway on Sunday, June 1 at 6:30 p.m. E.T. See the full June lineup here. Prime Video's June slate also showcases content from around the world, including hit Korean drama Marry My Husband, the documentary thriller Infiltrada en el búnker, and live performances, interviews, and behind-the-scenes content from the Primavera Sound music festival in Barcelona June 5-8.   Discover more     Share this story Other stories you may like   Blink buying guide: Find out which smart doorbell or camera is best for you     CEO Andy Jassy shares 2 ways Amazon is transforming health care - and says there is 'so much more' coming     How to watch live sports on Prime Video, from NASCAR to the New York Yankees     How Amazon is investing in the US and its communities     7 ways Amazon is thinking big about nuclear energy   Andy Jassy on the lesson he uses outside of work Amazon CEO Andy Jassy believes leaders should always be learning—from everybody, all the time. "The second you're not learning is the second you're starting to unwind," Jassy explained in a recent podcast interview with David Novak.   Read more   Share this story Inside Amazon's chip lab that's crafting the future of computing Deep in the heart of Texas, nestled on the outskirts of Austin, lies a unique facility where the future of computing is being forged. Annapurna Labs, an Amazon-owned microelectronics company, is the epicenter of AWS's custom chip design efforts. This "organized chaos" of innovation houses a team of specialist engineers, computer scientists, and experts who take a hands-on, system-first approach to developing cutting-edge silicon chips and accelerators. From the cable-covered workstations to the server-filled labs, every aspect of this facility is dedicated to iterating quickly, failing early, and delivering high-performance, low-cost products that power AWS's next-generation hardware and services. Annapurna Labs is the beating heart of Amazon's ambition to build the world's most powerful AI computing systems.   Explore now     Share this story Did you know?   We've got 7 easy steps for scoring the best deals during Prime Day. The annual shopping event returns this July, exclusively for Prime members. From setting deal notifications to using Alexa to help you find the lowest price, our Amazon experts can help you save big.   More tips  Share this story Photo of the Week   Experience Zoox's revolutionary driverless vehicle designed for urban mobility. Join us as we catch a ride at Zoox's California headquarters. Be the first to know about Amazon News, and tell your colleagues to sign up here. Follow us Amazon.com, Inc. | 410 Terry Avenue | Seattle, WA 98109-5210 United States Amazon News (English) ©2025 Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Amazon, Amazon.com, the smile logo, and all other related logos are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates. You've received this email because you've shown an interest in the past. If you wish to be unsubscribed from Amazon news updates, it's easy to change your preferences or unsubscribe. Click here to view online