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Over the past two days at its AWS Re:Invent conference, Amazon has taken off gloves against its competitors, in particular Microsoft, by announcing a slew of announcements that shows it wants to be the leading player in supporting enterprise companies building generative AI projects.

Amazon announced the launch of its Titan Image Generator at the re:Invent conference, marking a significant advancement in AI image generation and offering customers enhanced legal protection in the competitive tech landscape.

Swami Sivasubramanian, Amazon AWS’s vice president of Data and AI, gave VentureBeat a preview of what to expect from AWS' keynotes, including building Bedrock apps in less than a minute, more LLM choice, vector database expansion, and more.

Cloud computing leaders Amazon, Microsoft, and Google are all now backing different AI foundation models and/or incubating their own.

Amazon will invest up to $4 billion in Anthropic, the company that has built a powerful chatbot called Claude.

SentinelOne said its new cloud cybersecurity solutions are tailored to mitigate evolving threats in Amazon S3 and NetApp environments.

Analysts and experts praised Microsoft Fabric as a significant advancement that could help Microsoft leapfrog Amazon and other cloud providers

Why Microsoft will disrupt the status quo — and rattle competitors Google and Amazon — with new pricing for its Microsoft Fabric suite.

A pair of job listings suggest that Amazon is looking for engineers who could help create “an interactive conversational experience."

Amazon is building a "more generalized and capable" large language model (LLM) to power Alexa, according to CEO Andy Jassy.