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Founded2006

Key PeopleMatt Garman

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ADP and AWS Partner to Transform Human Capital Management with AI-Powered Innovation

ADP and AWS have expanded their strategic partnership to accelerate AI transformation in human capital management. The collaboration positions AWS as ADP's strategic cloud provider, enabling generative and agentic AI solutions for over 1.1 million clients across 140 countries. The partnership leverages ADP's 77 years of HR and payroll expertise with AWS cloud capabilities to help organizations navigate workforce complexity.

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ADP and AWS Partner to Transform Human Capital Management with AI-Powered Innovation

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Qualcomm and Amazon Forge $60 Billion Custom Silicon Deal for AI Data Centers

Qualcomm has struck a multi-generational partnership with Amazon to develop custom silicon for AI inference and 1.6 Tbps optical networking technology. The deal includes $4 billion in warrants and could total up to $60 billion in commercial commitments through 2036, marking Qualcomm's major push into data center infrastructure.

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Qualcomm and Amazon Forge $60 Billion Custom Silicon Deal for AI Data Centers

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Amazon Triples Nvidia GPU Order to 3 Million Chips as AI Infrastructure Demand Surges

Amazon Web Services expanded its partnership with Nvidia, ordering an additional 2 million GPUs for deployment in 2027-2028. The move triples Amazon's total GPU commitment to 3 million chips in just five months, driven by surging demand from AI labs, enterprises, and government agencies.

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Amazon Triples Nvidia GPU Order to 3 Million Chips as AI Infrastructure Demand Surges

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AWS Acquires DuckLabs, Adding DuckDB Team Amid Cloud Data Shakeup

Amazon Web Services has signed a definitive agreement to acquire DuckLabs, the Amsterdam-based company behind the fast-growing open-source analytical database DuckDB. Co-founders Hannes Mühleisen and Mark Raasveldt will join AWS while continuing to lead the project's technical direction. DuckDB will remain free and open source under the MIT license, overseen by the nonprofit DuckDB Foundation.

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AWS Acquires DuckLabs, Adding DuckDB Team Amid Cloud Data Shakeup

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Amazon Mechanical Turk Platform Shutdown Marks End of Era for Human-Powered AI Data Labeling

Amazon announced it's shuttering Mechanical Turk on September 30, 2026, ending the 21-year-old crowdsourced work platform that Jeff Bezos once called 'artificial artificial intelligence.' The closure reflects how AI development has transformed data labeling, with newer competitors like Scale AI, Mercor, and Prolific now dominating the market for training machine learning models.

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Amazon Mechanical Turk Platform Shutdown Marks End of Era for Human-Powered AI Data Labeling

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Moonshot AI Pursues 30% Revenue Sharing with Microsoft, Amazon, Google for Kimi K3 Model Hosting

Chinese AI startup Moonshot AI is negotiating with Microsoft, Amazon, and Google to host its Kimi K3 model on their cloud platforms, seeking up to 30% of generated revenue. The early-stage talks could mark the first major revenue-sharing agreement between a Chinese AI firm and US cloud giants, despite ongoing geopolitical tensions and Treasury Secretary concerns about potential blacklisting.

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Moonshot AI Pursues 30% Revenue Sharing with Microsoft, Amazon, Google for Kimi K3 Model Hosting

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AWS Adds Native Vector Search to DynamoDB, Simplifying AI Application Development

Amazon Web Services has launched native vector search capabilities for DynamoDB, its managed NoSQL database. The update eliminates the need for separate vector databases, reducing operational overhead while enabling AI applications at scale with single-digit millisecond latency and 99% recall capability.

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AWS Adds Native Vector Search to DynamoDB, Simplifying AI Application Development

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AWS Kiro Crew Transforms AI Coding Agents Into Autonomous Engineering Teams Running 24/7

Amazon Web Services unveiled Kiro Crew, an open-source orchestration platform that enables AI coding agents to function as autonomous engineering teams. Unlike traditional coding assistants, Kiro Crew coordinates multiple agents to handle long-running software workflows, maintains context across sessions, and operates continuously whether developers are online or offline.

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AWS Kiro Crew Transforms AI Coding Agents Into Autonomous Engineering Teams Running 24/7

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Anthropic Claude Brings In-Country Inference to India via Amazon Bedrock for Local Data Processing

Anthropic announced that its Claude AI models will soon offer in-country inference in India through Amazon Bedrock, processing requests on Indian servers. This addresses critical data residency concerns for regulated sectors like banking, insurance, and government agencies, marking a significant step in enterprise AI adoption across the country.

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Anthropic Claude Brings In-Country Inference to India via Amazon Bedrock for Local Data Processing

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Amazon Joins $3 Trillion Club as AI Demand Powers AWS to Fastest Growth in Four Years

Amazon market capitalization surpassed $3 trillion for the first time, fueled by artificial intelligence optimism and Amazon Web Services revenue hitting $42.2 billion with 37% growth. CEO Andy Jassy raised capital expenditure projections to $220 billion as AI demand outpaces capacity.

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Amazon Joins $3 Trillion Club as AI Demand Powers AWS to Fastest Growth in Four Years

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Amazon Completes $50 Billion OpenAI Investment Ahead of Schedule, Secures 5% Stake

Amazon has completed its full $50 billion investment in OpenAI ahead of schedule, securing roughly 5% of the ChatGPT maker without waiting for a public listing or AGI breakthrough. The move strengthens AWS as OpenAI's exclusive third-party cloud provider while Amazon ramps up capital expenditures to $173 billion.

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Amazon Completes $50 Billion OpenAI Investment Ahead of Schedule, Secures 5% Stake

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Forward-Deployed Engineers Become AI Industry's Most Sought-After Talent as Demand Explodes 2,100%

The AI industry faces a critical talent shortage as demand for forward-deployed engineers skyrockets. With only 2,000 elite specialists available in the U.S. and enterprise AI adoption accelerating, companies from OpenAI to consulting giants are competing fiercely for professionals who can turn AI investments into measurable business impact.

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Forward-Deployed Engineers Become AI Industry's Most Sought-After Talent as Demand Explodes 2,100%

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Amazon AI Costs Spiral to $1.8 Million in Single Failed Project as Token-Based Pricing Exposes Oversight Gaps

Amazon's internal metrics reveal catastrophically expensive AI cost overruns, including a $1.8-million Claude Sonnet deployment that failed and went 860% over budget. The incident remained undetected for five months, exposing critical gaps in how even tech giants manage AI spending as token-based pricing replaces subscription models.

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Amazon AI Costs Spiral to $1.8 Million in Single Failed Project as Token-Based Pricing Exposes Oversight Gaps

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Amazon Web Services Growth Soothes AI Spending Fears With 37% Revenue Jump

Amazon Web Services posted 37% cloud revenue growth to $42.2 billion in Q2, its strongest performance since 2021. Despite negative free cash flow and a raised capital expenditure forecast to $220 billion, investors rewarded the company with a 12% stock surge as AWS growth demonstrated that massive AI infrastructure investments are converting into tangible returns.

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Amazon Web Services Growth Soothes AI Spending Fears With 37% Revenue Jump

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Skyhawk Security integrates AWS Continuum to rank exploitable cloud vulnerabilities

Skyhawk Security announced integration with AWS Continuum ahead of Black Hat USA 2026, enabling its AI Red Team to ingest vulnerability findings and rank them by weaponization potential. The platform simulates attacks using a digital twin of customer cloud environments to identify which flaws attackers could actually exploit in broader cloud breaches.

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Skyhawk Security integrates AWS Continuum to rank exploitable cloud vulnerabilities

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