Amazon Web Services is a provider of cloud computing services and infrastructure used by developers and enterprises to run applications and data workloads. Recent coverage highlights AWS launching Amazon Bedrock AgentCore for interactive MCP apps, publishing a model‑agnostic LLM approach for PII detection, an August roundup of AI builder updates, and participation in an industry open letter with OpenAI, Anthropic, and others.
AWS adds instance preference lists to SageMakerAmazon Web Services introduced instance preference lists for SageMaker training jobs, allowing users to specify preferred instance ordering to optimize training resource scheduling and availability.
Automate replenishment with MMF, Databricks Genie, Amazon QuickAWS describes an automated replenishment solution that combines MMF, Databricks Genie, and Amazon Quick, highlighting integration of models, data, and automation to optimize inventory and restocking decisions.
AWS launches Bedrock AgentCore for interactive MCP appsAmazon Web Services announced Amazon Bedrock AgentCore to help developers build interactive MCP apps, extending the Bedrock ecosystem and simplifying multi-role agent application development.
AWS: Model‑agnostic PII detection with LLMsAmazon Web Services describes a model‑agnostic approach that uses large language models to detect personally identifiable information (PII) without relying on a specific model architecture, aiming to improve cloud data security and compliance.
AWS: August 2026 AI builder highlightsAmazon AWS published an August roundup of updates for AI builders, outlining product and tooling rollouts to help build and deploy AI workloads; the changes affect developers and companies using the AWS ecosystem.
Microsoft September patch fixes about 972 vulnerabilitiesArs Technica reports Microsoft’s September patch addresses roughly 972 vulnerabilities, 112 of which are high-critical severity. This follows recent record months (about 570 vulnerabilities two months ago and ~620 last month). OpenAI, Anthropic, AWS, Google, Microsoft and about 100 organizations published an open letter warning that AI-enabled attacks will narrow the window for patching vulnerabilities.
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