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AI & Enterprise
AWS Q2 revenue jumps 37 percent, highest growth since 2021
Amazon\'s cloud unit AWS posted second-quarter revenue of $42.23 billion, up about 37 percent from a year earlier and above the market forecast of $40.54 billion. The growth rate exceeded the 28 percent recorded in the first quarter. Amazon said AWS AI and chip businesses each surpassed $25 billion in annualised revenue, more than doubling from last year. AWS operating profit rose to $16.62 billion, and capital spending climbed to $54.21 billion.
AI & Enterprise
AWS launches Lambda microVM, supports running isolated containers for up to 8 hours
AWS has added microVM capability to its serverless platform Lambda, based on its lightweight virtual machine technology Firecracker. The feature extends Lambda\'s execution limit from 15 minutes to up to 8 hours and lets developers upload Dockerfiles and application files to Amazon S3 for conversion into Firecracker snapshots. AWS said the feature can support isolated code execution for security checks and AI safety use cases, with usage-based per-second pricing.
AI & Enterprise
Arm says agent AI could more than quadruple datacentre CPU core demand
Arm CEO Rene Haas said the spread of agent AI is lifting datacentre CPU demand faster than Arm expected. Speaking at a Computex keynote, he said the number of CPU cores needed in datacentres could rise to more than four times the current level under the same power conditions. Haas said agent AI shifts workloads such as token management and execution to CPUs. Arm has entered the AI datacentre CPU market with its Arm AGI CPU.
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AI & Enterprise
Snowflake soars 40 percent to recover year-to-date losses; AI chip supercycle expectations
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AI & Enterprise
AWS adds big Graviton CPU customer as Snowflake signs $6 billion five-year deal
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AI & Enterprise
U.S., China step up next-generation LLM race as big tech reshapes coding AI
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Industry
Arm unveils in-house AI chip AGI CPU, Meta and OpenAI join