Amazon Debuts New AI Chips and Models at AWS Re:Invent | Bloomberg Tech 12/2/2025

AWS's re:Invent 2025 kicked off with a significant keynote by CEO Matt Garman, highlighting the immediate availability of three long-lived autonomous agents, marking a pivotal moment in AI development. The event showcased a surge of announcements, reflecting AWS's commitment to innovation in artificial intelligence and cloud computing.

Amazon has launched on-premises Nvidia ‘AI Factories’ in collaboration with Nvidia, integrating AWS technology with Nvidia's advanced AI chips to enhance its artificial intelligence capabilities. This initiative aims to provide businesses with robust AI solutions tailored for on-site deployment.

AWS has launched Nova Forge, a new platform that enables businesses to develop custom AI models using their own data while leveraging the foundational capabilities of existing models. This initiative marks a significant step in AWS's commitment to advancing AI technology for enterprises.

Dell CEO Michael Dell announced a $6.25 billion initiative to provide 25 million American children with $250 each to start investment accounts, building on the earlier 'Trump accounts' initiative linked to President Donald Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act. This announcement was made during an appearance on Bloomberg The Close.

Sanjay Bhakta, the chief product and technology officer at Condé Nast, announced the company's intention to leverage Amazon's 'out-of-the-box' capabilities as they transition from on-premises solutions to cloud-based services during an interview on Bloomberg Tech with Ed Ludlow.

Luma AI, co-founded by Amit Jain, has announced the opening of its new offices in London, marking a significant step in its international expansion strategy. During an interview on Bloomberg Tech with Caroline Hyde, Jain emphasized the importance of Luma's video capabilities in the pursuit of artificial general intelligence (AGI).

Amazon Web Services (AWS) CEO Matt Garman emphasized the strong partnership between AWS and Anthropic, noting the startup's significant demand for computing power, which has led it to utilize multiple providers. Garman shared insights during an interview at AWS's annual re:Invent conference in Las Vegas, where he also introduced AWS's latest AI chip, Trainium3.

AWS re:Invent Day 2 showcased significant advancements in artificial intelligence, with Amazon unveiling new Nova models, Trainium3 servers, and an expansion of Bedrock's capabilities. These updates are part of Amazon's strategy to enhance its AI offerings and compete more effectively in the market.