Releases

Pinterest committed $4 billion through 2031 for AWS infrastructure including Trainium and Graviton to power AI discovery.

Amazon Bedrock

Meta agreed to deploy tens of millions of AWS Graviton cores for CPU-intensive agentic AI workloads.

Anthropic committed more than $100 billion to AWS over ten years for up to five gigawatts of Trainium capacity; Amazon committed $5 billion immediately and up to $20 billion more.

Amazon Bedrock Managed Agents powered by OpenAI

Amazon announced an initial $15 billion investment in OpenAI followed by up to $35 billion more under preset conditions.

AWS and NVIDIA announced infrastructure for deploying integrated AI factories in customers' own data centers.

AWS and OpenAI announced a seven-year strategic infrastructure agreement for OpenAI workloads using EC2 UltraServers and NVIDIA GPUs.

Amazon Bedrock

Amazon committed an additional $4 billion to Anthropic, bringing its total investment to $8 billion and naming AWS Anthropic's primary training partner.

Amazon hired Covariant's founders and a portion of its team and received a non-exclusive license to its robotic foundation models.

Amazon hired Adept cofounder David Luan and members of the team while licensing Adept's agent technology.

Matt Garman succeeded Adam Selipsky as chief executive officer of Amazon Web Services.

Amazon invested an additional $2.75 billion in Anthropic, completing the $4 billion commitment announced in 2023.

AWS and NVIDIA expanded their partnership around GPU infrastructure, DGX Cloud, NVIDIA software and future AI supercomputing.

Amazon agreed to invest up to $4 billion in Anthropic, with AWS becoming Anthropic's primary cloud provider and Trainium and Inferentia used for model development.

AWS founder Andy Jassy succeeded Jeff Bezos as Amazon's chief executive officer.

AWS and Facebook jointly released TorchServe, an open-source model-serving library for PyTorch.

Apache MXNet on AWS