Amazon has repurposed its Fire TV Cube device for streaming media to function as a thin client for enterprises with large fleets of virtual desktop workers.
To help workers take advantage of businesses' surging demand for AI talent, Amazon Web Services is launching a two-year AI training initiative called "AI Ready."
Amazon is providing beginners and advanced developers who want to experiment with generative AI with a (currently) no-cost space to do so.
Amazon is apparently harnessing its significant financial and research powers to develop a large language model (LLM) of its own.
With cancer rates increasing, two major biotech firms are leveraging the AWS cloud to bring their digital pathology solution to hospitals around the world.
AWS is letting customers rent clusters of machine learning-capable GPUs from its cloud at a time when AI processing power is in low supply.
To help their mutual customers, IBM and AWS have inked a plan to train 10,000 of the former's employees on the latter's generative AI technologies.
Microsoft's most notable new cloud customer might be Amazon, according to a report.
For organizations looking for road-tested guidance on adopting DevOps, Amazon Web Services has published a series of "sagas" documenting best practices.
In a few months, root user accounts on Amazon Web Services will require multifactor authentication (MFA) to access.
An all-virtual course offering from Amazon Web Services promises to turn inexperienced laypeople into certified cloud developers in just 12 months.
Longtime collaborators Amazon Web Services (AWS) and VMware are working on a project that would essentially rebuild the internet.
The cloud giant yesterday joined fellow industry players such as Google and Cloudflare in publicizing a recent onslaught of DDoS attacks that are not only increasing in frequency, but also size.
For over a decade now, Amazon has been trawling the Internet for botnets -- and neutralizing them -- using a complex system of honeypots and analysis tools under the umbrella project "MadPot."
AWS solidifies its place in the generative AI horse race with a flurry of announcements.
The deal will make Amazon a minority owner of the "Claude" AI chatbot maker.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is now asking self publishers on its Kindle platform to indicate whether their new content is generated by AI.
Now in preview, HealthScribe will let software developers build HIPAA-compliant transcription applications for medical settings.
Highlighted Gen AI news ranged from new functionality for the Amazon Bedrock service to EC2 P5 instances powered by NVIDIA H100 GPUs to free courses.
To help customers build and deploy generative AI solutions, AWS today launched the Generative AI Innovation Center, a new program that connects AWS AI and machine learning experts with customers around the world.