Data centers, networks and the cloud underneath everything. What runs production, and what happens when it stops.
Amazon Web Services continues to strengthen its cloud and artificial intelligence portfolio, now spanning over 240 services across 124 availability zones in 39 geographic regions, with plans for seven additional zones and two new regions.
Amazon S3 on Outposts extends AWS object storage capabilities to on-premises environments, enabling organizations to meet data residency requirements and optimize performance for local applications.
Amazon has released comprehensive guides and solution templates to help developers and organizations deploy forecasting capabilities more efficiently using Amazon Forecast.
Amazon Web Services offers a comprehensive suite of identity, detection, and data protection services designed to help organizations manage access controls and security operations at enterprise scale.
AWS provides comprehensive guidance for developers integrating Amazon Pinpoint into their applications, from API testing to customer preference management and transactional messaging.
Hudson deployed JobAccelerator, an event-driven SaaS platform built on AWS serverless technologies, to help job seekers across Asia Pacific and Oceania. The architecture enabled a tenfold increase in throughput while cutting costs significantly.
Amazon Web Services has made its Secret Cloud offering available for industry partners, providing secure cloud infrastructure designed to handle classified workloads for U.S. government agencies and defense organizations.
Amazon Web Services emphasizes that robust security infrastructure enables organizations to innovate rapidly while maintaining compliance and protecting sensitive data across government, healthcare, and financial services sectors.