Amazon Web Services on Tuesday announced three new AI agents it calls "Frontier agents" for coding, security, and DevOps.

But it still has to learn about custom patterns from devs or docs, and needs help to review and tune its output.

Amazon just dropped a server off a crane to showcase its upgraded AWS Transform service, revealing how agentic AI could rewrite millions of legacy lines faster than developers ever imagined.

AWS used this year’s re:Invent to take aim at one of the biggest, least glamorous problems in enterprise tech; legacy code.

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Invent has wrapped. And the singular message, amid a deluge of product news and keynotes, was AI for the enterprise. This ...

Amazon Q Developer works well for completing lines of code, doc strings, and if/for/while/try code blocks, but can’t generate full functions for certain use cases. When I reviewed Amazon CodeWhisperer ...

Invent 2025, the cloud giant unveiled a security agent designed to bridge the gap between development speed and security validation, along with the general availability of Security Hub analytics ...