Cloud hosting lets you scale your infrastructure without buying expensive physical servers. But picking a provider is only the first step. You also need to decide who will manage your servers, handle security updates, and resolve technical issues as they arise. Companies exploring cloud VPS servers should consider whether they have the technical resources to […]

Enterprise AI agents are often sold as a simple equation. Spend money on the technology, reduce the amount of human labor required and the savings will follow. That equation is incomplete. The real economics of AI agents depend on decisions that happen long before the first production invoice arrives. How much data does the agent […]

Today, we’re announcing a simple, cost-effective path for data lake modernization. Amazon S3 Tables now support managed migration of your Apache Hive tables to Apache Iceberg. Migration works with Parquet tables in Amazon S3 that are registered in the AWS Glue Data Catalog and allows you to upgrade your data lake with no pipelines to […]

Does NIS2 require on-premise credential management? No. The directive does not require organizations to self-host their password or secrets manager, nor does it prescribe a cloud deployment. Article 21 mandates appropriate and proportionate cybersecurity measures based on the organization’s risk exposure, the state of the art, and implementation costs. However, the Directive does not express […]

An AI feature that performs well during testing can become expensive or frustratingly slow once customers start using it. Every additional request consumes resources, and a model that delivers excellent results may still be unsuitable if its response times or operating costs don’t match your product. Amazon Bedrock makes it possible to build applications using […]

The agentic launches that stayed with me last week had nothing to do with how capable a model is. They were about reach. AWS Step Functions, which already orchestrates over 220 AWS services, can now be handed to an agent as a tool, so workflows teams already trust became callable without a rewrite. In the […]

Stock apps show what their designers decided matters. Build your own and you choose what to watch and when to be told. This guide covers the services people use for each part of the job. A stock monitoring platform can be a weekend Python script or a polished dashboard. Either way it does five jobs, […]

Most AI rollouts fail in the same boring way. A chatbot gets bolted onto the product, pointed at one cloud model, and shipped because leadership wanted something to point at. Privacy, cost, latency, and what happens when the model is wrong all get a ticket labeled “later.” Apple spent this year doing the unfashionable version […]

When genAI exploded onto the scene in 2022, enterprises worked through the typical calculus of whether to build their own AI solutions or buy technology from vendors. The vast majority arrived at a clear conclusion: Building LLMs in-house was too complex for most organizations, and “buy” was the better approach. Fast forward four years, however, […]

When something breaks at a startup, the fix is often the easy part. The hard part is everything around it: noticing the problem, getting the right person online, and keeping customers informed while you work. With three engineers and one Slack channel, you can wing it. Someone sees the alert, says “on it,” and that’s […]