New dashboard aggregates On-Demand, Spot and Reservation usage across regions, offering automated insights for cost efficiency.
Fully managed compute option brings dynamic EC2 scaling and automated patching to container workloads worldwide.
AWS added interactive incident reporting to Amazon CloudWatch, enabling users to automatically generate AI-assisted post-incident reports that consolidate telemetry data, actions, and findings into structured summaries with timelines, impact assessments, and recommendations.
AWS has made Amazon Bedrock AgentCore generally available, introducing a modular, enterprise-grade platform for securely building, deploying, and managing production AI agents using any framework or model.
Gartner analyst Lydia Leong urged organizations not to overreact to the recent AWS outage, calling it a familiar, short-lived event and advising IT leaders to strengthen architectural resilience instead of abandoning the cloud or turning to multicloud complexity.
AWS outlined a structured, metrics-based approach to choosing the right large language model for specific use cases, promoting its 360-Eval framework to replace informal “vibes-based” testing with data-driven evaluation.
Latest Claude model delivers near-frontier AI performance with lower costs for scaled deployments.
Company says Quick Suite is an AWS AI Agent that transforms access to information and seamless connections.
Accenture and Amazon Web Services announced an expanded collaboration to deliver AI-powered cloud solutions aimed at modernizing public service, defense, and national security operations.
JetBrains' 2025 Developer Ecosystem report shows Amazon Web Services (AWS) maintaining a commanding 43% share among developers, well ahead of Google Cloud Platform (22%) and Microsoft Azure (22%), while revealing broader shifts in AI adoption, programming language trends, and evolving productivity metrics.
AWS extended its agentic AI strategy with Amazon Quick Suite and new conversational AI capabilities for Amazon S3, connecting data management and enterprise productivity under the Amazon Q intelligence layer.
Version 2.0 of the AWS Deploy Tool for .NET introduces .NET 8 and Node.js 18 requirements, Podman support, .NET 10 deployment capabilities, and multiple dependency upgrades to simplify .NET workloads on AWS.
AWS introduced Amazon ECS Managed Instances, a new compute option combining EC2’s flexibility with Fargate’s simplicity by letting AWS manage all container infrastructure behind the scenes.
AWS has released the Knowledge MCP Server into general availability, giving AI agents and MCP clients free, real-time access to AWS documentation, best practices, and regional service availability data.
AWS became the first cloud giant to offer Anthropic's new Claude Sonnet 4.5 model, which launched Sept. 29 in Amazon Bedrock for coding, reasoning, and complex agentic applications.
AWS updated its Transform for .NET service with new transformation reports that provide detailed visibility into AI-powered app modernization, surfacing blockers, fixes, and security remediations for compliance and oversight, just a couple days after Microsoft and GitHub announced their own .NET app modernization with Copilot.
Amazon Q Developer was named a Leader in Gartner's 2025 Magic Quadrant for AI Code Assistants, with the report citing its lifecycle-wide capabilities, enterprise integration, and customer-driven innovation.
A new Canalys report shows Amazon Web Services maintaining its cloud market lead as power and chip constraints slow capacity growth, while hyperscalers compete and collaborate on generative AI.
AWS instructor Carlos Rivas details five core strategies IT teams can follow to reduce security risks in the cloud.
AWS announced a new interactive code review experience for Amazon Q Developer in GitHub, letting developers ask questions, apply suggested changes, and streamline pull request reviews directly inside GitHub.