AWS Q1 revenue up 17% as Amazon tops estimates
Amazon Web Services delivered revenue of $29.3 billion, up 17% from a year ago. Parent Amazon reported better-than-expected first quarter results.
Amazon Web Services delivered revenue of $29.3 billion, up 17% from a year ago. Parent Amazon reported better-than-expected first quarter results.
Amazon is putting its Nova family large language models (LLMs) on display for a tryout aims to spur developer interest. And if Alexa+, which is also available for early access, performs well Nova's profile will only increase.
AWS said Ocelot can reduce the costs of quantum error correction by up to 90%.
Amazon launched Alexa+, a revamped version of its voice assistant powered by generative AI models such as Amazon Nova and Anthropic Claude via AWS' Amazon Bedrock.
Amazon Web Services revenue growth checked in at 19% in the fourth quarter as parent Amazon handily topped estimates. Amazon's outlook, however, was mixed.
AWS re:Invent 2024 is in the books with a barrage of news items and product launches, a few steps toward integrated suites of cloud services, Matt Garman’s debut as CEO, a bevy of customer takeaways and a lot of leftover questions.
AWS CEO Matt Garman at re:Invent 2024 elaborated on the company's strategy to serve up foundational building blocks, Intel's future, model choices, sustainability and why storylines about Trainium competing with Nvidia are misplaced.
Amazon Web Services added capacity sharing and training plans to Amazon SageMaker Hyperpod and added Lumi AI and Poolside models to Amazon Bedrock's selection of third party models. AWS also launched Amazon Bedrock Marketplace.
The next-gen Amazon SageMaker will compete with DataBricks, Microsoft Fabric and Google Cloud's BigQuery.
Here's how AWS filled out the Amazon Q Business narrative at re:Invent.
Amazon Web Services launched Amazon Nova, a series of foundation models available in Bedrock, in a move that aims to provide large language model choice and commoditize the market.