Think AI is going to wipe out entry-level jobs? Think again. AWS CEO Matt Garman explains why replacing junior talent with AI is a critical mistake, how software engineering is actually evolving, and why Amazon is hiring 11,000 interns and graduates this year.

AWS is taking on multicloud security with a massive expansion of its Security Hub platform. Discover how AWS is bringing native security posture checks to Microsoft Azure, fighting "cost harvesting" with new GuardDuty AI protections, and rolling out an automatic AI asset inventory tool.

In a massive industry milestone, OpenAI has made its frontier models and Codex software engineering agent generally available on AWS via Amazon Bedrock. Learn how this integration simplifies enterprise procurement, security, and deployment.

From a jaw-dropping $100B Anthropic partnership and OpenAI alliances to sweeping corporate layoffs and data center disruptions, look back at the top 10 defining AWS headlines shaping the tech industry this year.

In a massive shift for national defense tech, AWS has launched its Secret Cloud for Industry (ASCI), enabling defense contractors to run classified workloads on the cloud for the first time. Backed by over $1 billion in migration initiatives, this rollout marks a major evolution in military and intelligence capabilities.

AWS is shaking up the enterprise AI race with a massive $1 billion investment to build a "Forward Deployed Engineering" unit. Discover how Amazon plans to send thousands of its own top tech talent directly into client offices to build, deploy, and scale custom AI systems in record time.

AWS CEO Matt Garman explains why the AI transition is moving vastly faster than the cloud revolution, and why he remains wildly optimistic about the future of human jobs in an automated world.

KRAFTON and AWS are looking well beyond the gaming sector, as their top executives recently met in Seattle to explore the frontiers of AI model training, advanced simulation, and robotics.

Before an NBA team goes on the clock, their front office needs every piece of data available to evaluate a prospect. Thanks to the AWS NBA Draft Combine and Insights by SportRadar, teams and fans now have access to advanced analytics that connect physical measurements with in-game performance data to provide a comprehensive look at the league's next wave of talent.

AWS is making it easier than ever for AI agents to write your backend. The cloud giant has launched Blocks, a new open-source TypeScript framework that allows developers and AI assistants to build local backends that deploy perfectly to AWS production services with zero code changes.