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In a year defined by economic pressure and rapid AI change, developer experience (DevEx) is more critical than ever. Join us as we unveil key insights from Atlassian’s State of DevEx 2025 Report, including how AI and AI agents are reshaping workflows, boosting collaboration, and freeing developers for higher-value work. We’ll explore critical challenges: a widening gap between leaders and developers, and rising inefficiencies costing 50% of devs 10+ hours each week.

Listen to the sounds around you. Now, imagine being able to digitally isolate each discrete piece of audio. AudioShake's AI-powered, high-resolution sound separation technology opens new possibilities in audio processing across multiple industries: film studios can enhance dialogue tracks, musicians can create never-before-possible remixes, and people with ALS can preserve their voices.

Most organizations are experimenting with AI. Far fewer are transforming with it. Bernhard Mühlreiter, Senior Partner at McKinsey & Company, makes the case for why that gap is closing and what it takes to be on the right side of it. In conversation with Richard Taylor, Retail and Consumer Goods Lead APJ at AWS, Mühlreiter outlines the three things that distinguish AI leaders: bold ambition, managing AI as a true transformation program, and broad-based capability building.

Aible AI (https://www.aible.com/) is empowering business users to build and train their own AI agents using their own data, directly in their own cloud environments. Founder Arijit Sengupta shares how Aible's platform democratizes AI by letting anyone start from templates, give real-time feedback to agents, and iterate solutions rapidly—no data science PhD required.

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Is your organization operating in a multicloud environment? Drawing from thousands of executive and builder engagements, we will cut through the noise with practical guidance to help you succeed with your multicloud strategy. In this session, we will describe the AWS multicloud approach that aims to help you build multicloud capabilities across People, Process and Technology pillars.

Modern applications built with microservices, containers, and serverless require advanced observability practices. This session showcases how CloudWatch will help you understand your application and infrastructure as well as your business and customer experience.

For more details on this topic, visit the AWS Knowledge Center on AWS re:Post and read the full article associated with this video: https://repost.aws/knowledge-center/advanced-audit-aurora-mysql-cloudwatch The AWS Knowledge Center contains trusted, expert-reviewed answers to frequently asked questions across AWS services — including EC2, S3, IAM, Lambda, Bedrock, and more. Khakhu shows you how to turn on audit logging for your Aurora MySQL DB cluster and publish the logs to CloudWatch.

AWS re:Post Live approaches common questions and top of mind use cases submitted by the knowledge sharing community on repost.aws. Each week our experts from AWS dive deep into best practices and troubleshooting tips to expand your cloud knowledge, introduce you to the latest AWS technologies, and drive solutions based learning sessions to take your cloud practices to the next level.

For more details on this topic, visit the AWS Knowledge Center on AWS re:Post and read the full article associated with this video: https://repost.aws/knowledge-center/sagemaker-insufficient-capacity-error The AWS Knowledge Center contains trusted, expert-reviewed answers to frequently asked questions across AWS services — including EC2, S3, IAM, Lambda, Bedrock, and more.

For U.S. Bank, the fifth largest commercial bank in the United States, delighting customers is the most important objective. When it sought to integrate hundreds of contact centers and thousands of phone lines, it chose Amazon Connect Customer to flexibly manage a large volume of calls and to provide a better, more unified channel experience for customers. With Amazon Connect Customer, U.S.

The retail industry faces transformation as AI shopping agents emerge. Just as user experience (UX) optimization became essential for human shoppers, retailers must now prepare for Agent Experience (AX) optimization—designing for AI agents that autonomously navigate marketplaces. This talk examines leveraging Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers on AWS to position retailers advantageously in agent-driven commerce.