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End-to-end scalable vision intelligence pipeline using LIDAR 3D Point Clouds on AWS

Elevate your mining and construction business to new heights with the power of 3D world modeling and AI-driven scene interpretation. Our latest blog post delves into the underlying technologies, from SLAM and photogrammetry to point-cloud analysis, and demonstrates how to scale the execution of these compute-intensive algorithms on AWS. Unlock the potential to optimize your workflows, improve decision-making, and drive sustainable growth.

Running NVIDIA Cosmos world foundation models on AWS

Running NVIDIA Cosmos world foundation models on AWS provides powerful physical AI capabilities at scale. This blog covers two production-ready architectures, each optimized for different organizational needs and constraints.

Enabling Rapid Genomic and Multiomic Data Analysis with Illumina DRAGEN™ v4.4 on Amazon EC2 F2 Instances

Streamline your genomic and multiomic data analysis with DRAGEN on Amazon EC2 F2 instances. Our latest blog post explores the performance benefits of this hardware-accelerated solution, helping you unlock insights faster.

Optimize your CAE/CFD workloads with Amazon FSx for Lustre Data Repository Association

HPC customers in automotive and manufacturing love Amazon FSx for Lustre because it combines a managed, easy-to-use service with the power of a high throughput parallel file system. Moreover, FSx for Lustre has a native integration with Amazon S3, our object storage service that is designed for durability and low cost. You can link your […]

How Novo Nordisk, Columbia University and AWS collaborated to create OpenFold3 with the OpenFold AI Consortium

In this blog post, we’re excited to share how Novo Nordisk, Columbia University and AWS collaborated to create OpenFold3, a state-of-the-art protein structure prediction model, using cost-effective and scalable bioinformatics solutions on AWS.

Introducing managed accounting for AWS Parallel Computing Service

AWS Parallel Computing Service (AWS PCS) now supports accounting, a Slurm feature that enables you to monitor resource utilization, enforce resource limits, and manage access-control to specific capacity across users and projects in a cluster. AWS PCS manages the accounting database for the cluster, so that you don’t have to setup and manage a separate accounting database. In this post, we’ll show you how this works, and point you to some actual use cases you can try yourself.