Global authorities are calling the challenges that healthcare workers face an urgent crisis. AWS is working with industry leaders and innovative startups around the world to advance solutions, fast.
Amazon Web Services is working with conservationists to restore groundwater in the region and preserve one of California’s most important natural resources.
Off the coast of Southern California, The Nature Conservancy is turning to artificial intelligence and the cloud for help with a game of hide and squeak.
From a giant globe that visualizes worldwide data to a robotic arm that takes instructions from the cloud, here's some of the coolest technology we found at AWS Skills Center Seattle.
From using the cloud to redefine sports to venturing into simulated worlds and smarter energy, see what Amazon CTO Dr. Werner Vogels shares on what's coming in the next year.
AWS Machine Learning University is now providing a new program that will help institutions serving historically underserved and underrepresented students deliver courses in next-gen tech with a free, comprehensive educator-enablement bootcamp and a curriculum based on the same courses Amazon uses to train its own developers and data scientists.
Hear from AWS CEO Adam Selipsky, Amazon CTO Dr. Werner Vogels, and more leaders at AWS’s biggest cloud conference of the year. Plus, experience builder labs, bootcamps, and the vastness of the event!
Three new training initiatives focus on helping Ukrainians rejoin the workforce, reskilling IT workers for mid-level cloud careers, and creating learning opportunities for those with limited tech skills, as part of AWS’s commitment to provide 29 million people with free training by 2025.
In its first year, the AWS Health Equity Initiative distributed $14 million in cloud credits and technical expertise to support health equity innovations globally.