There’s a method to AWS' meat-and-potatoes focus on agentic AI and fundamentals: Enterprise adoption of AI agents will trail the technology advances and vendor marketing speak. AWS is meeting customers where they are right now.
AWS is aiming to be the best place to build and run AI agents that can carry out tasks with minimal human involvement. AWS is also looking to give enterprise customers tools that can give them stability in a rapidly changing AI environment.
Amazon Web Services launched Kiro, an integrated development environment (IDE) that uses AI agents to move from prompt to prototype to production.
AWS is a company that has multiple security offerings, but doesn't try to make money from them. Security isn't a business for AWS as much as it is a base layer for everything it does. Here's a look at AWS re:Inforce 2025 and my key takeaways.
Amazon is throwing its AI foundational weight behind its supply chain as it optimizes routes with SCOT (Supply Chain Optimization Technology). With the move, Amazon is using its generative AI tools to highlight the returns that'll show up in its earnings results. The company also highlighted its robotics, agentic AI and physical AI efforts.
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 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.
