Uber is the latest major tech company to adopt Amazon's custom silicon. By integrating AWS Graviton4 and Trainium3 chips into its core infrastructure, Uber aims to accelerate real-time ride matching, enhance AI predictions, and reduce computing costs—scoring a major strategic win for Amazon's growing hardware business.

Is investing billions in rival AI giants a conflict of interest? Not according to AWS. CEO Matt Garman explains why backing both Anthropic and OpenAI is a deliberate, customer-focused strategy designed to give enterprises the ultimate choice and flexibility for their cloud AI deployments.

Are your company's AI agents operating in the shadows? To shed light on the rapidly growing enterprise bot ecosystem, AWS has launched the Agent Registry. Designed to work alongside Bedrock AgentCore, this new central repository tracks metadata, ownership, and capabilities to help organizations discover, manage, and reuse AI agents rather than blindly rebuilding them from scratch.

Amazon stock spiked 5% as CEO Andy Jassy's annual shareholder letter revealed a massive $15 billion in annualized AWS AI revenue. Combined with reports of an acquisition of satellite provider Globalstar and a new same-day delivery deal for Eli Lilly's GLP-1 weight loss pill, Wall Street is aggressively backing Amazon's $200 billion infrastructure and AI masterplan.

Despite recent drone strikes on AWS data centers and regional economic disruptions, AWS CEO Matt Garman says Amazon remains "bullish" on the Middle East. Citing the area's strong entrepreneurial drive and willingness to invest in AI, Garman confirmed that AWS is looking past the current geopolitical conflict to focus on long-term cloud expansion.

Salesforce is making progress in carrying out a US$500mn investment in Argentina focused on agentic artificial intelligence (AI), training, and the digitalization of the public sector and SMEs, in a context of business transformation in the country. The company, which doubled its business in the country over the last two years, sees high growth potential and questions the so-called “SaaS Apocalypse,” a term associated with the drop in the share value of major technology comp