AWS puts pay-per-inference payments for AI agents into production with BlockRun and Incarna
AWS says Amazon Bedrock AgentCore payments enabled Incarna to put pay-per-inference agents into production through BlockRun and x402, with spending controls.
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AWS says Amazon Bedrock AgentCore payments enabled Incarna to put pay-per-inference agents into production through BlockRun and x402, with spending controls.
AWS is reportedly opening Strands Decider 2B, a 2-billion-parameter agent model targeting 100ms responses and faster production workflows.
AWS Strands Labs has released the open-source Strands Decider 2B, a 2-billion-parameter model aimed at faster, lower-cost option selection.
AWS shows developers how to pair OpenCode with open-weight models in Amazon Bedrock, bringing private, flexible, pay-per-use AI coding agents to AWS.
AWS has added Moonshot AI’s Kimi K3 to Amazon Bedrock, giving builders an open-weight model with vision, long context, and prompt caching.
AWS has published a migration pattern for multi-model AI agents on Bedrock AgentCore, reducing infrastructure work while preserving model orchestration.
AWS and Hugging Face are showing how six open-source skills help coding agents deploy models on Amazon SageMaker AI with safer, repeatable steps.
AWS has published 38 open-source HCLS agent skills, claiming better domain reasoning across 410 prompts while exposing limits around validation and deployment.
AWS adds a managed OAuth consent portal to Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, reducing custom session-binding work for agents that act across enterprise services.
AWS adds model caching to SageMaker HyperPod and prefix-aware routing to SageMaker Inference, targeting faster scale-out and lower LLM latency.
AWS now lets Australian teams invoke OpenAI GPT-5.6 models through Bedrock’s Sydney and Melbourne endpoints, expanding access without local model routing.
AWS is promoting Amazon Bedrock AgentCore as a production layer for agents, pairing a LangGraph migration guide with a live architecture-documentation workflow.
AWS makes Agent Registry generally available, giving enterprises a governed catalog to discover, approve, and manage agents, tools, and skills at scale.
Two 2026 tutorial listings put Azure AI Foundry and Amazon Bedrock agents side by side, but available evidence points to guidance—not a new product launch.
AWS has detailed a no-code workflow linking Snowflake, SageMaker Canvas and Amazon Quick to help business teams build fraud models and dashboards.
AWS Professional Services is using Amazon Bedrock AgentCore to automate cloud migrations, cutting IaC work from weeks to minutes across 300-plus apps.
AWS and the OpenClaw Foundation have connected autonomous agents to bounded stablecoin payments, giving builders a controlled way to access paid APIs.
AWS shows how to route telemetry from on-premises and multi-cloud AI agents into AgentCore Observability, extending centralized tracing beyond its native runtime.
OneAdvanced built a UK-sovereign AI platform with 50-plus agents and self-hosted Llama models on AWS, targeting regulated customers with UK data controls.
OpenAI and AWS bring Daybreak Red and Blue to eligible Amazon Bedrock customers, adding governed cybersecurity AI for vulnerability research and defense.