AWS commits $100M in AI and cloud credits to health groups in underserved communities

Amazon Web Services Inc. today committed $100 million worth of artificial intelligence and cloud technology over five years to health organizations working in underserved communities around the world, provided to recipients as AWS credits. The new AWS Health Impact Initiative is taking aim at a cost problem that AWS says is keeping many of those […] The post AWS commits $100M in AI and cloud…

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