AWS AI News & Updates

Amazon Web Services has launched a new version of OpenSearch Serverless specifically optimized to handle the volatile, high-burst traffic patterns of autonomous AI agents. This development mirrors a broader tech industry...

The U.S. Department of Defense has signed agreements with Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon Web Services, and Reflection AI to deploy their AI technologies and models on classified military networks at high security levels (IL6...

Meta has signed a deal with AWS to use millions of Amazon's homegrown Graviton ARM-based CPUs for AI workloads, particularly for inference and AI agent tasks. This marks a shift from GPU-dominated training workloads to C...

Amazon Web Services has committed 2 gigawatts of Trainium computing capacity to OpenAI as part of a $50 billion deal, with over 1 million Trainium2 chips already powering Anthropic's Claude. The custom-designed Trainium3...

OpenAI has signed a partnership with Amazon Web Services to sell its AI products to U.S. government agencies for both classified and unclassified work. This expands OpenAI's federal presence beyond its recent Pentagon de...

Amazon Web Services announced major AI developments at re:Invent 2025, focusing on autonomous AI agents that can work independently for extended periods. Key releases include the Trainium3 AI training chip with 4x perfor...

Amazon Web Services announced three new AI agents, including Kiro autonomous agent that can independently write production code for days at a time with minimal human intervention. The agents handle coding, security revie...

Amazon Web Services launched Trainium3, its third-generation AI training chip built on 3nm process technology, offering 4x performance improvement and 40% better energy efficiency compared to previous generation. The com...

OpenAI has reached a $38 billion deal with Amazon Web Services to purchase cloud computing services over seven years, with capacity targeted for deployment by end of 2026. This agreement follows OpenAI's recent restructu...

OpenAI has announced a partnership with Amazon Web Services to make its new open-weight reasoning models available on AWS platforms like Bedrock and SageMaker AI for the first time. This strategic move allows AWS to comp...