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AI and machine learning announcements at AWS re:Invent 2021

Last week, we got a train of super interesting news and announcements from re:Invent 2021. Traditionally, some of them cover the expansion of AWS's prime AI/ML service — Amazon SageMaker. To strengthen the service, AWS has released such new features, capacities, and services as: * SageMaker Canvas — to expand access of business analysts and business people needing data capacity to at-hand ML through a visual point-and-click interface * SageMaker Training Compiler — to accelerate traini

Dmytro Spodarets
Dec 9, 2021 · 1 min read

Last week, we got a train of super interesting news and announcements from re:Invent 2021. Traditionally, some of them cover the expansion of AWS's prime AI/ML service — Amazon SageMaker.

To strengthen the service, AWS has released such new features, capacities, and services as:

  • SageMaker Canvas — to expand access of business analysts and business people needing data capacity to at-hand ML through a visual point-and-click interface
  • SageMaker Training Compiler — to accelerate training by up to 50% through graph- and kernel-level optimizations that use GPUs more efficiently
  • Amazon SageMaker Studio updates — to further contribute to a single, web-based visual interface where developers can perform all ML development steps, improving data science team productivity by up to 10x

We'd like to specifically mention a new API to Amazon Textract called Analyze ID that will help to automatically get the information from identification documents, such as driver’s licenses and passports.

We are excited about these announcements (and some other ones — stay tuned!), and can’t wait for re:Invent 2022!


Dmytro Spodarets
Dmytro Spodarets
DevOps Architect

An entrepreneur with over a decade of experience in AI, Cloud, and HPC. He is currently a DevOps Architect and the founder of Data Phoenix, an influential media voice for the AI industry, with a strong focus on community building and open source.

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