Swami Sivasubramanian

It is a big day for #data here at #reInvent. With the launch of Amazon Web Services (AWS)‘s new DataZone, it will be easier than ever to drive insights for your business.

This new data management service will allow you to catalog, discover, share, and govern data more effectively.

More from TechCrunch here: https://lnkd.in/gz4w3Zcu

🚀 Just launched from #AWS: https://lnkd.in/gNUBnWnG

Today, I’m excited to announce vector database support with pgvector for Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL. Now you can simply store, search, index, and query billions of #ML embeddings for your #GenerativeAI applications using Amazon Aurora. Get all the details by clicking the link above.

I cannot wait to join you all in person this week at #AWS SF Summit where I’ll lead a keynote focused on harnessing the power of #data! Mark your calendars: it’s happening this Thursday, April 21 from 9:00 – 10:30AM (PST).

Whether you plan to be in-person or virtual there’s still time to register, visit: https://lnkd.in/gfyWanHw

Amazon Web Services (AWS) #Amazon #AWSSummit #keynote #developercommunity

This was a busy and very intense weekend for my family.

My daughter, who is in elementary school, delved into the field of robotics for the first time at the state robotics championship. For background, she has never built a robot or written much code. The process of building a robot, iterating on various designs, working with her team (all girls!), figuring out who does what, and competing in different leagues to qualify for the state championship was a big achievement.

Her amazing team worked hard, guided by amazing mentors and coaches. As a parent, I wanted them to do their best, and thought, for the first timers who had never done anything like this, coming this far was itself a win.
 
Their robot, which was working until the night before the championship, suddenly had multiple mechanical issues. They had to deal with all these challenges in real time, fix them, and still go through the tournament. Frankly, I wondered if I were them, at which point, would I have given up? However, these girls kept going. Even though they didn’t progress to the next level, they finished the day in good spirits and cheered for the other teams who participated in the finals. I learnt a lot from these girls (who are not even 10) and all the participants for their focus and not being deterred even in the wake of multiple challenges. These girls, and many other teams, showed lot of grit as parents or coaches are not allowed to step in to help.

I want to wish good luck to all the kids who are going to world championship. For all the students who are embracing these competitions, the sheer act of taking on the robotics challenge and participating itself is a big win. Pursuing these opportunities with curiosity and passion is the best thing one can do to broaden their horizons and great things will follow!
 
On the heels of this event, I’m sending a belated Happy International Women’s Day to these young competitors and to the women who are paving the way in these fields! I am inspired by all the amazing women around me at home (my wife and daughter), the women I get to work with at AWS, and the amazing leaders from other companies we work with. I continue to learn a lot from all of you across our industry.

📣 A zero-ETL (extract, transform, and load) future on #AWS is here. https://lnkd.in/gc3gKNPK

Amazon Aurora MySQL zero-ETL integration with Amazon Redshift is now generally available. Amazon Aurora MySQL zero-ETL integration with Amazon Redshift processes over 1 million transactions per minute (an equivalent of 17.5 million insert/update/delete row operations per minute) from multiple Aurora databases and makes them available in Amazon Redshift in less than 15 seconds (p50 latency lag)!⚡️

By eliminating ETL operations, customers can focus on analyzing data and driving new insights for their business—regardless of the size and complexity of their organization and data.

There’s really nothing like the learning that happens at #AWSreInvent. I enjoyed delivering some exciting updates about our upcoming product launches and having customers join me on stage to share how they’re changing their businesses with GenAI.

The Autodesk team has accomplished so much over the years, and I’m excited to see Raji Arasu, EVP and CTO for AutoDesk, continue to push the boundaries of 3D CAD with Amazon SageMaker.

Shawn Malhotra, CTO of Rocket Companies dived into how he and his team are putting Amazon Bedrock to work for their business and changing homeownership experiences for their customers.

Amit Jain, CEO of Luma AI, explained how is team is reimagining video content creation through the power of GenAI—very nice to see their model advancement.

A deep thanks to all for your partnership and for joining us in Las Vegas this week! A big thanks to all the AWS teams that have worked hard throughout the year to launch these amazing capabilities!