AI runs on chips. Here’s what the most important terms mean and why they matter.

From general computing to AI training, here's what each chip does and why Amazon builds its own.

AWS and OpenAI are bringing the latest OpenAI models to Amazon Bedrock, launching Codex on Amazon Bedrock, and launching Amazon Bedrock Managed Agents, powered by OpenAI (all in limited preview), giving enterprises the frontier intelligence they want on the infrastructure they trust.

Amazon Quick brings a personal AI assistant to your desktop. Build presentations, intelligent dashboards, and more. Connect to more of your favorite apps. All in one place.

New AI solutions for business decisions, hiring, customer experience, and health care draw on decades of Amazon's operational expertise.

Agentic AI systems reason continuously and make real-time decisions—a fundamental shift that requires different infrastructure than traditional AI training.

The deal helps power the agentic workloads behind Meta’s AI efforts.

Amazon designed Graviton chips to make cloud computing faster, cheaper, and more energy efficient.

Amazon will invest $50 billion in OpenAI as part of a multi-year strategic partnership.

The Stateful Runtime Environment powered by OpenAI models will be available through Amazon Bedrock in the coming months, enabling developers to build AI agents that remember context and work across tools.

AWS powers the work of “inference” with custom chips, smart routing systems, and purpose-built infrastructure—making AI faster and more affordable.

Get the latest updates on how Amazon supports small businesses, creates jobs, sets up sustainability initiatives, and develops educational programs near AWS data centers.

Task-accomplishing agents deliver more than just content generation, and enterprises will see massive returns in 2026, says AWS CEO Matt Garman.