Amazon's Bedrock AI service is performing solidly, offering access to multiple third-party AI models.
While OpenAI and others focus on proprietary models, Amazon's cloud business tries to be a neutral platform not tied to any single model.
Bedrock's success is important as Amazon believes AI models are not in a winner-take-all market.
Bedrock is proving to be a solid new business, according to investors and internal data obtained by Business Insider.
AWS's spokesperson Patrick Neighorn told BI that 'tens of thousands' of customers are using Bedrock, including Intuit, Toyota, and the New York Stock Exchange.
AWS CEO Matt Garman appears to be fine not having a fancy, home-grown AI model.
Most services at the 'intelligent/agentic application level' will use multiple AI models.
Last year, Amazon created a new AGI team to work on the company's 'most ambitious' large language models.
Amazon stands to benefit from a market that is increasingly demanding multiple models.
AWS has the broadest set of AI capabilities among cloud providers, despite not having its own frontier model.