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Amazon Web Services is launching two programs totaling up to $100 million in AWS credits to inject capital into federal agencies and national labs, supporting their efforts to rapidly develop and deliver advanced capabilities using AWS cloud services and generative artificial intelligence, the company announced today.

Cloud cost consultant Duckbill, known for co-founder Corey Quinn's sharp takes on AWS, raises $7.75M and launches Skyway, a financial planning and forecasting platform for enterprise cloud spending.

Unlock the power of event-driven architecture with AWS's innovative pattern for Amazon RDS SQL Server. This approach decouples database events from processing, enhancing scalability and responsiveness.

Amazon Web Services generated $35.58 billion in revenue, according to a statement. Analysts polled by StreetAccount had expected $34.93 billion. AWS represented about 17% of Amazon's total revenue for the quarter.

Amazon is still the cloud computing leader.

The coming years of AI will be shaped by architects who understand how intelligence changes decision boundaries, execution paths and accountability models.

Design-first and Bugfix workflows add flexibility to Kiro’s spec-heavy model, but analysts are split on whether the changes will result in increased adoption.

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