Amazon's cloud business is growing at its fastest pace in nearly five years
Why it mattersAWS growth is speeding up at 39.3%, so more of your peers are putting AI workloads on Amazon's cloud.
Why it mattersAWS growth is speeding up at 39.3%, so more of your peers are putting AI workloads on Amazon's cloud.
Why it mattersIf you publish content, one entry can now state your AI training preference to OpenAI and other participating providers.
Why it mattersAttackers can now turn a published fix into a break-in for about $1,000, so any delay in installing browser updates is a real exposure.
Why it mattersServiceNow customers can reach OpenAI's agents from inside their existing workflows, and ChatGPT users can trigger ServiceNow processes without switching tools.
Why it mattersTeams building robots or AI assistants get a route to simulated training environments, but only via waitlist and early-access partners for now.
Why it mattersTeams already building on can use OpenAI's newer model for complex workflows without leaving AWS or adding a vendor.
Why it mattersTeams testing mid-sized AI for coding and office tasks have another contender to benchmark, with a 3B smaller version planned.
Counted across everything Seventy read this week, not only what made an issue: at least four stories from three sources, at twice the usual pace or more.
7 stories, about 1 min 3 sec. Nothing was left out to fill the time.
“An entrepreneur is someone who jumps off a cliff and builds a plane on the way down.”