Releases

Amazon introduced a generative-AI model for coordinating robot fleets and improving fulfillment-center travel efficiency.

Amazon unveiled its first fulfillment robot with a sense of touch for handling items in densely packed storage.

AWS released its most capable first-generation Nova model with a one-million-token context window.

AWS released a unified speech-to-speech foundation model for low-latency conversational applications.

Amazon began testing an agentic AI feature that can purchase products from other brands' websites for customers.

Amazon released a browser-use foundation model through the Nova Act research preview.

Amazon introduced Nova Act, a model and SDK for building agents that reliably complete browser-based user-interface tasks.

Amazon introduced an AI shopping feature that continuously searches for new products matching natural-language interests.

AWS made its unified environment for data, analytics, machine learning and generative AI generally available.

Amazon announced a generative-AI version of Alexa with natural conversation, personalization and agentic task completion.

AWS introduced a marketplace for discovering and deploying specialized models through Bedrock.

AWS announced SageMaker Unified Studio as part of a unified data, analytics and AI development experience.

AWS introduced managed generative-AI extraction of structured insights from multimodal content.

AWS launched Trn2 instances and UltraServers for training and serving large foundation models.

AWS released its first Nova video-generation model.

AWS released its Nova image-generation and editing model.

AWS released a capable multimodal Nova model for enterprise and agentic workloads.

AWS released a low-cost multimodal Nova model through Amazon Bedrock.

AWS released the text-only low-latency Nova model through Amazon Bedrock.

Amazon released a faster and more memory-efficient zero-shot forecasting model family.

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

Amazon introduced generative-AI shopping guides that summarize category information and organize product recommendations.

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

Amazon updated its image model with image conditioning, subject consistency and background-removal capabilities.

AWS made its generative-AI clinical documentation service generally available.