AWS in the News

Amazon continues to march unencumbered toward a generative AI future.

The San Diego Regional Task Force on Homelessness is using data to change how homelessness is understood in Southern California and where to place resources to help solve it.

New York (CNN) — Amazon will let customers at all of its Whole Foods stores pay with a simple wave of their hand.

AWS has recently announced the general availability of the C7gn and the Hpc7g instances, both using the new Graviton3E processors. 

Amazon Web Services Inc. today announced the hiring of Raejeanne Skillern as its new vice president and chief marketing officer.

From a new $100 million generative AI innovation center to the unveiling of AWS AppFabric, Amazon Web Services CEO Adam Selipsky has been traveling the world to spread his company’s bullish message and new investments in generative artificial intelligence (AI).

While there are some big names in the technology world that are worried about a potential existential threat posed by artificial intelligence (AI), Matt Wood, VP of product at AWS, is not one of them.

Amazon Web Services has announced the launch of a $100 million AWS Generative AI Innovation Center.

Companies are routinely urged to think more about their cloud security, but a new set of products from Amazon Web Services' security team aims to help customers think about it less.

Just as the periodic table is foundational to chemistry and the Human Genome Project revolutionized modern genetics, researchers at the Allen Institute for Brain Science have teamed up with Amazon Web Services to create what could become a “transformative” new resource for the field of neuroscience. 

Amazon Web Services announced their large scale simulation system is now available for government clients.

Amazon has more than doubled the number of first-aid items stored within its Disaster Relief Hub in Atlanta ahead of this year's hurricane season, which starts today.