AWS Public Sector Blog
Category: Public Sector
How Sphero brings safe, impactful AI to K12 classrooms with Amazon Bedrock
In this blog, learn how Sphero, a company that creates programmable robots for K12 education, built a generative AI coding assistant into its Sphero Edu app using Amazon Web Services (AWS) to solve that problem.
Building an identity-verified remote assessment platform on AWS
Universities across the UK conduct tens of thousands of online interviews and exams each year. During a single admissions intake, over 20,000 video interviews were recorded for international applicants, with 1.3% of sessions showing confirmed fraud, including 0.15% involving deepfakes. A survey by the International Center for Academic Integrity (ICAI) found that 2% of students […]
Building self-recovering systems against technology and business risk with Amazon Bedrock production resilience
Your generative AI production workloads can route around failures automatically. As foundation models (FMs) converge in quality, Amazon Bedrock gives you access to multiple leading models through a single API, so you can build systems that recover from throttling and capacity limits without human intervention. They’re self-healing by design. The reliability patterns behind this are […]
How Servizo Galego de Saúde accelerates clinical trials with AWS
Read this post to learn about Innovatrial, a next-generation digital offering built by Servizo Galego de Saúde (SERGAS) on Research and Engineering Studio (RES) on Amazon Web Services (AWS) by NTT DATA in collaboration with AWS. This solution radically transforms how clinical trials are managed, connecting data, people, and processes in a unified environment that accelerates scientific evidence generation.
Belgium’s cloud strategy transforms tax compliance
This is a guest post from the Belgian Ministry of Finance, AWS customer The Belgian Ministry of Finance has successfully deployed a cost-effective, real-time digital tax monitoring system using Amazon Web Services (AWS). The system helps fight fraud and is expected to bring an estimated €156 million additional annual value-added tax (VAT) returns. The Belgian […]
Automate AWS GovCloud (US) account creation using AWS Organizations APIs
AWS GovCloud (US) is an innovative cloud solution that includes a pair of AWS Regions providing a cloud computing environment designed specifically for government agencies, contractors, and organizations that handle sensitive, International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR)-controlled data and require US citizenship or entity status. AWS GovCloud (US) regions exist as a separate partition from […]
Purdue University democratizes geospatial data through AWS Open Data Sponsorship Program
Research depends on access to vast amounts of data and the right tools to analyze it, but the sheer scale of geospatial information produced by researchers can create significant barriers to cross-disciplinary collaboration. Addressing this challenge is the mission of Purdue University’s Data to Science Initiative (D2S). With this program, researchers across disciplines can share […]
Introducing the AWS Australian public sector user guide for building responsible AI systems
Australian public sector agencies can now harness AI’s transformative potential while maintaining ethical, transparent, and compliant systems with new practical guidance from Amazon Web Services (AWS). AWS is excited to announce that the AWS Australian Public Sector User Guide: Building Responsible AI systems with Amazon Bedrock and Amazon SageMaker AI is now available through AWS […]
AWS and UNC researcher build a prototype agentic AI tool to streamline grant funding
Federal funding cuts and fierce competition are forcing US researchers to look beyond their usual grant sources. To address this, Amazon Web Services (AWS) worked with a UNC researcher to develop the Grant Research Opportunity Wizard (GROW).
Practical digital sovereignty: Navigating the pillars of compliance, continuity, and control
In this series of blog posts, we will examine digital sovereignty and provide practical steps you can apply to your AWS workloads and environments to address the requirements of your business. This post is the first in the series and introduces the topic, exploring the concepts and explaining how you can practically implement them.









