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Five years after the fork, who steers OpenSearch? (6 minute read)
AWS created OpenSearch after Elastic changed the license for Elasticsearch. Elastic has since restored an open-source licensing option, but the projects have continued to diverge. This post examines where OpenSearch has taken its own technical direction and how much influence AWS still holds over its governance.
Andy Jassy thinks Bedrock could become as big as EC2 (3 minute read)
Amazon's CEO argues that companies will want to switch AI models as price and performance change. His bet is that giving customers one place to run models from several vendors could make Bedrock as large a business as EC2, AWS' core computing service.
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