Andy Jassy says Amazon’s Nvidia competitor chip is already a multibillion-dollar business

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang expressed uncertainty regarding whether China would accept the company's H200 artificial intelligence chips, even if U.S. export restrictions were relaxed, following a meeting with President Trump. This statement reflects ongoing complexities in U.S.-China technology relations.

Amazon is offering its AI coding tool, Kiro, for free to startups for one year, aiming to attract founders who may already be using various AI coding tools. This initiative is part of Amazon's strategy to enhance its presence in the competitive AI landscape.

Dan Ives, the global head of technology research at Wedbush Securities, stated that it is too early to declare an AI bubble, emphasizing the U.S. commitment to maintaining its chip market against competitors like Huawei and Nvidia. This perspective was shared during an interview on Bloomberg The Close with Romaine Bostick.

Amazon has launched its latest AI chip, Trainium3, as part of its ongoing efforts to enhance its chipmaking capabilities in the United States. JoAnne Feeney from Advisors Capital Management discussed this development during an interview on Bloomberg Tech with Caroline Hyde, highlighting its significance in the competitive AI landscape.

Amazon has launched its Nova 2 AI models at the re:Invent 2025 conference, offering lower pricing compared to competitors OpenAI and Google, while still not matching the performance of top-tier models. This move is part of Amazon's strategy to enhance its in-house hardware and AI capabilities.

Amazon is developing AI "factories" designed to operate Trainium and GPU racks within customer data centers, addressing the unique needs of enterprises that face challenges in integrating AI into their existing infrastructures. This initiative aims to enhance the deployment of AI technologies across various sectors.

Amazon has introduced a new feature called find-a-scene for its Alexa voice assistant, enhancing the Prime Video experience by allowing users to locate specific scenes in shows and movies using voice commands. This feature aims to improve user engagement and accessibility within the streaming platform.

Amazon has decided to halt its AI-generated anime dubbing beta project following significant public ridicule and backlash. The initiative aimed to leverage artificial intelligence for dubbing anime content but faced criticism for its execution and quality, leading to its discontinuation.