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AWS has introduced a range of new AI agent tools at its re:Invent 2025 conference, aiming to enhance its position in the competitive AI landscape. The company is focusing on enterprise AI with advancements such as a third-generation chip and database discounts, which have garnered positive reactions from developers.

AWS has launched the Graviton5, its most powerful custom CPU for EC2, which will power new Amazon EC2 M9g instances now available in preview. This development marks a significant advancement in AWS's hardware capabilities, enhancing performance for cloud computing tasks.

Meta has centralized support for Facebook and Instagram by launching a new support hub that connects users to security tools, account recovery options, and an AI assistant. This initiative aims to streamline user assistance and improve overall experience across its platforms.

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.

Amazon's CEO Andy Jassy announced that the company's new AI chip, designed to compete with Nvidia, has already become a multibillion-dollar business, highlighting Amazon's significant strides in the AI sector.

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.