In addition to enabling its customers to access foundational and large language models through SAP platforms, the enterprise platform vendor said it will also use AWS chips to train and deploy future ...

The next wave of generative AI (GenAI) is defined by reasoning. Training and inference form the backbone of this shift, providing the infrastructure for scale, reliability, and new classes of ...

Amazon has been building artificial intelligence (AI) systems and using machine learning for well over 20 years. Personalisation and recommendations were among the early innovations introduced on the ...

Amazon Web Services unveiled a comprehensive three-layer GenAI strategy and offerings at re:Invent 2023 that happened to feature the intriguing new Q digital assistant at the top of the stack. And ...

Leading Managed IT Service Provider Celebrates AWS GenAI Competency and Spotlights Lead GenAI Solutions Architect Peter Xu's Technical Excellence with AWS Golden Jacket The AWS Competency Program ...

New Relic, the Intelligent Observability Platform, is announcing an integration between New Relic AI—New Relic’s in-platform generative AI (GenAI) assistant—and Amazon Q Business, AWS’ GenAI-powered ...

AWS is expanding rapidly and experiencing significant growth, driven by an improved customer experience and the demand for generative AI. Despite the growth of AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, over 85% ...

From Gemini Pro injected into BigQuery to new cross-cloud capabilities for AWS and Azure, here are five big launches from Google Cloud this month that partners, developers and customers should know.

Claim this complimentary eBook worth $60 for free, before the offer ends on Sep 2. GenAI on AWS: A Practical Approach to Building Generative AI Applications on AWS is an essential guide for anyone ...

EverC began to integrate GenAI into their core solutions, with an eye to streamlining and scaling risk management for acquiring banks, payment processors, and online marketplaces. Leveraging AWS GenAI ...

Love him or hate him, Duckbill Group chief economist and AWS snarkologist Corey Quinn is often right in his assessments of AWS product strategy—but not always. To be fair to Quinn, he was making a ...