Hey buddy.
We had an incredible week of content related to the AWS Silicon universe. From the Amazon earnings where Graviton was a key player, to the Uber Engineering team selecting Graviton and Trainium for one of the most critical pieces of the Uber’s infrastructure, to the launch of S3 Files.
Buckle up because you will enjoy this one.
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Enjoy, and have a great weekend ahead
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News
CEO Andy Jassy’s 2025 Letter to Shareholders (where Amazon Graviton was mentiond 6 times)
Uber scales on AWS to help power millions of daily trips and train its AI models (Highly recommended read)
Articles and Tutorials
Accelerating OpenCV on Graviton – the COOL framework, by Satya Mallick (OpenCV), Abhishek Gola (Big Vision), Frantz Lohier (AWS), Gursimar Singh, and Phil Nelson
Accelerating Deep Learning: How Uber Optimized Petastorm for High-Throughput and Reproducible GPU Training, by Kashish Mittal, Di Yu, Arushi Arora, Roozbeh Ketabi, Brendon Lapp, and Peng Zhang from the Uber Engineering team
Video of the week
Software-defined vehicles (SDVs) are transforming the automotive industry, and cloud technology is at the core of this shift.
In this video, Luke Harvey, Automotive Partner Technology Leader at Amazon Web Services (AWS), explains how AWS and Elektrobit are enabling scalable, cloud-native development for modern vehicle software. By moving away from traditional, hardware-bound lab environments, automotive teams can now develop, test, and validate software in virtual environments that scale on demand.
A key enabler is AWS Graviton, an ARM-based architecture aligned with automotive hardware, which allows developers to create virtual ECUs and digital twins in the cloud. This makes it possible to run thousands of parallel simulations, accelerate development cycles, and reduce costs, all without being limited by physical test benches.
The conversation also highlights the SDV Accelerator initiative, a joint effort by AWS, Elektrobit, and HERE Technologies. This initiative provides ready-to-use cloud-based development environments, including engineering data hubs, that can be deployed in as little as one day instead of weeks.
Beyond cloud infrastructure, the video explores how generative AI is beginning to reshape automotive software development, from requirements engineering to validation, helping teams work faster and more efficiently.
Ultimately, this transformation is driven by strong partnerships that combine cloud expertise with deep automotive know-how, enabling the next generation of scalable, software-defined vehicle platforms.
Job of the Week
A very interesting company in the cloud infrastructure field is hiring a ton of people interested to build Data Centers from scratch.
They are hiring globally; but for this particular role, you need to be inside United States and with the right work permit in place (no sponsorships at this time).
So if you have a keen interest on this field, and have at least 5 years in the field, send us your resume, and we will share it with them.
That’s all for today’s issue.
Marcos out.