Amazon’s cloud customers will get early access to Anthropic’s technology through Amazon Bedrock, the company’s generative AI platform for businesses.
Amazon.com is making a big play to keep up with its Big Tech rivals in the artificial-intelligence race.
Amazon’s cloud customers will get early access to Anthropic’s technology through Amazon Bedrock, the company’s AI platform for businesses. The tech giant said Anthropic will use Amazon Web Services’ in-house chips to build, train and deploy its AI software and make AWS its primary cloud provider. As part of the deal, Amazon will take a minority stake in the AI startup.
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