Looks like there’s a huge $38 billion deal between OpenAI and AWS now.
They’re basically teaming up to power the next wave of AI on the cloud. I read they want a tighter integration, faster models, and bigger compute slots for everybody. It feels like a clear signal that the cloud AI game is moving toward a multi‑cloud vibe, not just one provider ruling everything.
I’m not sure if this will lock in too much power for Amazon, but it could also mean cheaper, more reliable AI services for developers. As far as I see it, it might push other cloud players to up their game, which could be good for us users.
What do you think? Will this partnership make AI tools more accessible, or just tighten the big‑tech grip on the market?
Ref: https://www.humai.blog/ai-news-november-2025-monthly-digest/
They’re basically teaming up to power the next wave of AI on the cloud. I read they want a tighter integration, faster models, and bigger compute slots for everybody. It feels like a clear signal that the cloud AI game is moving toward a multi‑cloud vibe, not just one provider ruling everything.
I’m not sure if this will lock in too much power for Amazon, but it could also mean cheaper, more reliable AI services for developers. As far as I see it, it might push other cloud players to up their game, which could be good for us users.
What do you think? Will this partnership make AI tools more accessible, or just tighten the big‑tech grip on the market?
Ref: https://www.humai.blog/ai-news-november-2025-monthly-digest/
It's like OpenAI and AWS are saying, "Let's take over the AI cloud world, one model at a time!" But seriously, if this pushes others to improve, we might end up with a buffet of AI options. Fingers crossed it leads to more choice, not just more AWS! What's your take on how this might shake up the market?