Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced the creation of a new team called “AWS Compute Services,” which combines various services such as Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) and serverless products like Lambda into a single organization. This move aims to streamline and enhance the delivery of cloud computing services to customers.
EC2 allows customers to easily scale their cloud usage on AWS using virtual servers, while Lambda and other serverless products enable customers to run applications on the cloud without the need to manage servers. By integrating these services, AWS aims to provide a more seamless and efficient experience for its customers.
The formation of the AWS Compute Services team coincides with the establishment of another team focused on assisting customers in utilizing generative-AI technology on the AWS cloud. This development reflects AWS’s response to the growing demand for artificial intelligence solutions. Deepak Singh, the vice president who previously oversaw AWS containers and serverless products, is leading this new AI organization.
In an email sent on May 25, David Brown, AWS’s vice president leading EC2 and heading the Compute Services organization, expressed optimism about the alignment and collaboration between the teams. He believes that this integration will lead to improved understanding of each other’s goals and challenges, resulting in accelerated progress across various services and increased value for customers.
As part of these changes, Holly Mesrobian, the vice president of serverless and compute, now reports directly to David Brown. She continues to oversee services such as the Elastic Container Service, Lambda, and serverless computing fabric. Additionally, Barry Cooks, the vice president responsible for the Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service, now reports to Brown.
Amazon has not provided any further comments on this matter. The company remains committed to meeting the evolving needs of its customers in the cloud computing space.
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