Amazon Web Services

3 days ago | aws.amazon.com | Taylor Jacobsen |Taylor Katherine Lacy

The AWS community is a vibrant network of innovators, problem-solvers, and thought leaders who drive cloud technology forward. Today, we’re excited to shine a spotlight on three exceptional individuals who embody the spirit of innovation, knowledge-sharing, and community building. From architecting scalable solutions for millions of users to fostering inclusive tech groups, these professionals are making notable contributions within the AWS community.

1 week ago | aws.amazon.com | Ishan Singh |Neeraj Lamba

In the landscape of generative AI, organizations are increasingly adopting a structured approach to deploy their AI applications, mirroring traditional software development practices. This approach typically involves separate development and production environments, each with its own AWS account, to create logical separation, enhance security, and streamline workflows.

1 week ago | aws.amazon.com | Rahul Pathak

Successful generative AI (gen AI) implementation hinges on a critical and fundamental decision that many organizations overlook: selecting the right foundation models (FMs) for their unique business challenges. Every organization has diverse needs requiring specific AI capabilities—what works perfectly for one use case may be imperfect or impractical for another due to cost-benefit tradeoffs, operational inefficiencies, or misalignment with business outcomes.

2 weeks ago | aws.amazon.com | Satesh Sonti |Jonathan M. Katz |Grant Usage

Amazon Redshift supports querying data stored in Apache Iceberg tables managed by Amazon S3 Tables, which we previously covered as part of getting started blog post. While this blog post helps you to get started using Amazon Redshift with Amazon S3 Tables, there are additional steps you need to consider when working with your data in production environments, including who has access to your data and with what level of permissions.

2 weeks ago | aws.amazon.com | John Davies |Cristina Castro

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is committed to delivering substantial social value across the United Kingdom (UK) public sector through strategic technology initiatives and partnerships. The AWS Skills to Jobs Tech Alliance—launched in April 2025—exemplifies this commitment, aiming to address critical AI and cloud computing expertise shortages in the public sector.