This year’s Amazon Web Services conference, re:Invent 2024, confirmed a few trends we’ve been tracking in the artificial intelligence boom. These include massive changes in the cloud infrastructure ...
Attending AWS re:Invent 2024 was like watching a forest grow and decay at 10,000-times time-lapse speed. With each major breakthrough release falling, Amazon Web Services Inc. might crush a wide swath ...
AWS Skills Centers provide free, in-person training for local community members exploring cloud careers. Introduced in 2021, AWS’s learning hubs offer hands-on classes, workshops, exhibitions, ...
Amazon re:Invent is the company’s annual cloud conference, drawing thousands of business leaders and developers to Las Vegas. (GeekWire File Photo) As we make our way to AWS re:Invent today in Las ...
Google Cloud’s ad on the Las Vegas Sphere, overlooking Amazon’s re:Invent conference in November 2023. (GeekWire File Photo / Todd Bishop) Editor’s note: This analysis is written by Christopher Budd, ...
Amazon Web Services launched four new AI models inside its Nova portfolio with the goal of taking AI training, price performance and AI customer opportunity to the next level. AWS CEO Matt Garman’s ...
Amazon Web Services’ annual tech conference AWS re:Invent has wrapped. And the singular message, amid a deluge of product news and keynotes, was AI for the enterprise. This year it was all about ...
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Kate O’Flaherty is a cybersecurity and privacy journalist. Amazon Web Services is starting to get back up and running after a ...
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. & LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--AWS re:Invent 2025—SentinelOne® (NYSE: S), today announced a series of new innovations and integrations with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to accelerate ...
The move to bring highly classified systems to the cloud was uncharted territory for both the company and the CIA. LAS VEGAS — More than 10 years ago, the Central Intelligence Agency made a ...
Staff at Amazon are still reeling from a fresh round of layoffs that saw thousands of corporate workers lose their job as execs appeared to sacrifice employees for their topline. In a memo to all ...
Amazon Web Services Inc. will spend at least $11 billion to grow its data center capacity in Georgia. The cloud giant detailed the plan on Tuesday. It’s the latest in a series of multibillion-dollar ...
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