AWS re:Invent 2021 Keynote Unveils Private 5G and No-Code AI Tools

AWS CEO Adam Selipsky kicks off the 10th annual re:Invent conference by unveiling a massive list of new cloud services. The announcement-filled keynote highlights new private 5G capabilities and no-code machine learning workflows.

15 Jun 2021 • 1 min read

AWS CEO Adam Selipsky takes the stage to kick off the 10th annual AWS re:Invent conference with a keynote packed full of major new service announcements. The web hosting giant reveals a wide array of new tools and updates that are either immediately available or coming soon to the cloud platform.

Among the most notable highlights is the introduction of rapidly-deployable private 5G networks, which allows enterprise customers to easily set up their own private cellular infrastructure. Additionally, AWS unveils new no-code machine learning workflows designed to make artificial intelligence more accessible to developers without deep data science expertise.

This announcement-filled keynote sets an ambitious tone for the rest of the re:Invent event. As businesses continue to accelerate their digital transformation efforts, these new offerings demonstrate AWS's ongoing commitment to expanding its cloud capabilities across networking, artificial intelligence, and enterprise infrastructure.

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