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AWS Machine Learning Blog

Powering agentic AI sales strategy with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore

As agent adoption scaled, we saw a common pattern emerge across enterprises, including our own sales organization: specialized agents deliver value, but without orchestration, users carry the cognitive load of choosing between them. At AWS Sales, this meant more than 20 domain-specific agents deployed across the global organization, with representatives context-switching between systems instead of […]

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DZone

Stop Running Two Data Systems for One Agent Query

If you've deployed a retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) pipeline over enterprise data, you've probably ended up in the same place: Pinecone or Weaviate for embeddings, Delta Lake or Iceberg for structured data, and some custom middleware stitching them together that nobody fully owns. This split made sense historically. Vector databases existed before lakehouse formats efficiently supported high-dimensional arrays. Standing up a Pinecone index was faster than waiting for your data platform to

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DigitalOcean Blog

Scalable, Cost-Efficient AI: Introducing Unified Batch Inference on DigitalOcean

At Deploy 2026, we introduced the DigitalOcean AI-Native Cloud, built for the inference era. Batch Inference on the DigitalOcean Inference Engine enables high-volume asynchronous workloads. As developers move from AI prototypes to production-scale applications, the challenges of cost and rate limits often become a bottleneck. Batch Inference addresses these hurdles by allowing you to process high-volume workloads asynchronously at a fraction of the cost of synchronous requests. Whether you are p

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The Verge Tech

Valve raises Steam Deck prices by more than $200

Valve has significantly increased the price of the Steam Deck - but now, it's also in stock. The 512GB Steam Deck OLED now costs $789, up from $549, while the 1TB model costs $949, up from $649. As I write this, both models are available to buy on Steam with an estimated delivery date of three to five business days. The company says the price increase is because of "rising memory and storage costs." Nothing about the Steam Deck has changed, but "these new prices reflect the current state of comp

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