Amazon Quick Adds Sparklines and Custom Sort for Enhanced Data Analysis
Amazon Quick Sight now includes sparklines and custom sort for controls, improving data interpretation and business alignment.
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The tools, frameworks, and platforms developers use to build with AI — coding assistants, agent frameworks, APIs, and developer tooling, with the updates that change how you ship.
Amazon Quick Sight now includes sparklines and custom sort for controls, improving data interpretation and business alignment.
AWS introduces Agent-EvalKit, an open-source toolkit that enables systematic evaluation of AI agents, with support for multiple coding assistants and frameworks.
XAI announced Grok Build's plugin marketplace on June 11, 2026, offering tools from MongoDB, Vercel, and others.
Hugging Face's Infinite London generates endless 3D cities using AI and Wave Function Collapse, with 36 modular tiles creating procedurally generated urban landscapes.
Amazon Bedrock teams achieved 4.5x productivity gains by treating AI as the foundation of software development, not just a coding shortcut. One project, originally scoped for 30 developers over 18 months, was delivered in 76 days.
Lolaby, an AI-powered tool, creates custom lullabies for children using local models, avoiding cloud dependencies. The tool runs entirely on-device, ensuring privacy and efficiency.
eToro's AI agent Tori now uses SpaceXAI models to provide real-time market sentiment, enhancing its investing workflow with live data.
AMD's Primus-Turbo enables dropless MoE training in JAX by addressing memory and performance challenges in large-scale models.
New York-based Jedify secured $24 million in Series A funding to help enterprises equip AI agents with contextual knowledge of their business operations.
Amazon SageMaker AI now supports NVIDIA Isaac Lab for training robot policies, enabling faster and more efficient reinforcement learning for complex tasks.
AWS announced a hands-free first notice of loss (FNOL) system that automates intake validation, reducing adjuster workload by up to 70% during peak claim volumes.
Amazon Quick and New Relic enable engineers to automate incident triage, reducing evidence-gathering time by 30% in internal tests.