AWS in the News

Returning a kick or punt for a touchdown has never been rarer in the NFL with one coming on average every 30 games.

Today, we announced the winners of the inaugural Software-Defined Vehicle Innovator (SDVI) awards, which were given out in partnership with BlackBerry at a private gala event in conjunction with CES 2023 (check out all of our coverage here).

As health care becomes increasingly digitized, scientists, doctors and researchers have to try and decipher unprecedented amounts of data to adequately personalize care.

Amazon Web Services landed a $724 million contract to give the Navy more cloud tools.

Since Februrary, Amazon has been playing Santa Claus to Ukraine, delivering planeloads of goods, including blankets, hygiene kits, diapers, food and toys, for the war-torn nation and refugees in Poland and other parts of Europe.

Wētā FX had a problem. By the beginning of 2020, the Wellington-based digital effects company had already started work on Avatar: The Way of the Water, the sequel to James Cameron’s record-breaking 2009 blockbuster.

New data governance and sharing, business intelligence, supply chain management, security, AI/ML, spatial simulation tools and capabilities — this week was a busy one at AWS re:Invent, with AWS rolling out a multitude of new services.

LAS VEGAS — Amazon Web Services‘ Machine Learning University launched a bevy of educator training material geared around databases and machine learning, intended for curriculum in community colleges, minority-serving institutions (MSIs) and historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs).

Cloud is complicated. But that’s not surprising, aligning the software mechanics to run complex cloud computing instances for modern applications amidst the torrent of real-time data in the always-on world of today was always going to be complicated.

New offerings from Amazon Web Services on Tuesday highlight how far the cloud computing business has evolved beyond its roots.

Amazon’s cloud computing division successfully ran a software suite on a satellite in orbit, in a “first-of-its-kind” experiment, the company announced Tuesday.

Amazon Web Services partners said they expect continued robust growth in 2023 even with the potential of a recession hanging over the industry.