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Thousands of autonomous AI agents wrote every line of code in AWS Emulator, a new local emulator for AWS now available for download.
The Region—now operational for select customers ahead of general availability—will support thousands of jobs in Chile.
Anthropic's most capable generally available model for technical work sets a new bar in coding and the sciences—now on Amazon Bedrock and Claude Platform on AWS.
The AWS Health Impact Initiative gives health organizations access to AI and cloud technology to build solutions for underserved communities.
A new independent study reveals that AWS's investment in northeastern Spain is transforming the region's economy.
Amazon launched the Physical AI Toolchain on AWS, an open-source stack that helps manufacturers build machines that perceive, reason, and act in the real world.
In a nondescript building in Cupertino, California, a team of engineers is quietly designing the networking technology that keeps the modern world connected—one wavelength of light at a time.
AWS’s free AI and cloud workforce development program AWS re/Start helps unemployed and underemployed people launch life-changing tech careers.
AWS is the first cloud provider to have its cloud capabilities approved for use by all NATO member nations when handling information at the NATO RESTRICTED level.
At the AWS Global Meeting, Matt Wood drew a parallel between AI today and cloud's early days—and brought a live demo to prove the future is already here.
Amazon Connect Talent, one of four agentic AI solutions for hiring, supply chains, customer service, and health care, is now generally available.
The subsea cable will create alternative data pathways between Maryland and County Cork, delivering fast and reliable cloud and AI services across the Atlantic.
Amazon's AI assistant for work is now generally available on desktop and mobile, connecting to your apps and data so agents can handle tasks across devices—even while you step away.
The latest and most capable OpenAI model brings deeper reasoning and judgment to Amazon Bedrock.
AWS is giving students at 132 universities across 18 countries a full year of free access to Kiro, so they enter the workforce ready to build with AI from day one.
Anthropic's new frontier model delivers top-tier intelligence for coding, scientific research, and enterprise workflows—now on Amazon Bedrock and Claude Platform on AWS.
As organizations work to implement and scale AI, AWS continues to expand its certification portfolio to meet growing demand for AI expertise.
AWS and HUMAIN deepen partnership with a commitment to deliver up to 50MW of capacity in Saudi’s first AI Zone by 2028.
AWS and NVIDIA will deploy 2 million additional GPUs and deepen collaboration across CPUs, networking, and robotics.
Through a new Student Rewards program on AWS Builder Center, university students worldwide can earn credits, premium training, and certification vouchers.
Amazon’s custom silicon business exceeded a $25 billion annual revenue run rate—here’s what that means for customers and the future of AI.
Now the Senior Vice President of Compute and Machine Learning Services, Treadwell joined Amazon almost by accident and was one of the coders behind early Windows.
AWS customers can once again access Mythos-level capabilities and exceptional performance in coding, knowledge work, and vision.
CIA Director Ratcliffe, Energy Secretary Wright, and UK CTO Patel joined the AWS Summit D.C. keynote for major classified cloud and AI announcements.
A new AWS Forward Deployed Engineering organization will embed thousands of experts with customers to co-develop and deploy agentic AI solutions in days.
The new offering opens the door for cleared defense contractors to build on AWS's classified cloud, backed by an up to $20 million accelerator initiative to fuel innovation.
NASA's optical communications system transmitted Artemis II footage over the AWS global network—connecting the Moon to 25 million screens.
In a new interview, Garman explains why enterprises are moving past AI experimentation—and what's driving real business value.
AWS Press Office
NEW YORK, Nov. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Deerfield Management, an investment firm dedicated to advancing healthcare, today announced a collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) aimed to accelerate the development and scaling of AI-native healthcare and life sciences companies.
Amazon Web Services will support startups with promotional credits to access AWS technology fueling the next generation of veteran and military spouse-led businesses through AWS Activate.
AWS is investing to put Amazon Quick, the AI built for work, in the hands of up to 445,000 government officers — supporting Malaysia's nation-building agenda by giving public-sector teams practical, hands-on experience applying agentic AI to everyday workGovTech Malaysia launches GovHub, powered by Kiro, for developers to bring engineering rigor to agentic development, starting with a 500-developer pilot in 2026, with a goal to reach 4,000 by 2028Over 3,000 polytechnic students and lecturers set a national record by building agentic AI solutions in Malaysia's largest AI competition using Kiro, AWS's engineering agent
GOSH and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have signed a Strategic Collaboration Agreement, demonstrating a shared ambition to enhance clinical care, operations, research and education through digital advancements.
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