Amazon
Amazon is the e-commerce and cloud giant whose AWS unit is the world's largest cloud and a key AI infrastructure provider with Bedrock and Trainium chips. It is also Anthropic's biggest investor and is rebuilding Alexa around generative AI. All our Amazon and AWS coverage is on this page.

5 Alternatives to Google Colab for Long-Term Tasks: Choosing the Best
Google Colab has become a starting point for many specialists in machine learning and data analysis, offering free access to computing resources.

AI Startups: Transition from Infrastructure to Applications
In recent years, artificial intelligence has ceased to be merely a technological trend, transforming into a powerful force reshaping all aspects of our lives and…

OpenAI Plans to Release Its First Device in 2026: Headphones?
OpenAI, a leader in artificial intelligence, plans to enter the hardware market. The company's first device is expected to be presented in the second half of this…

Siri to Become an AI Chatbot: Apple Prepares for Transformation

Акции NVIDIA обвалились: технологический сектор США в красной зоне

Palo Alto Networks Enhances Device Security with Amazon Bedrock

Ring to Become an Intelligent Assistant Powered by AI

Deepgram Raises $130M at $1.3B Valuation and Acquires AI Startup
Deepgram, a speech recognition platform, raises $130M in funding, reaching a $1.3B valuation and acquiring an AI startup from Y Combinator.

Google I/O 2025: Focus on Intelligent and Personalized AI Agents
The Google I/O 2025 conference became a platform for announcing ambitious plans by the company in the field of artificial intelligence.

Wikimedia enters AI partnerships with Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft
The Wikimedia Foundation has announced collaborations with tech giants to expand access to Wikipedia and other project content for AI training.

Wikipedia opens content to AI companies through licensing agreements
Wikipedia, one of the world's largest sources of knowledge, is opening its doors to artificial intelligence.

Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon Pay for Corporate Access to Wikipedia
Major technology companies, including Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon, have joined Google in paying for Wikipedia API access for commercial use and AI training.




