Amazon Web Services ties up with ISRO to advance its Al capabilities

Amazon Web Services ties up with ISRO to advance its Al capabilities

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Category : Science and Tech Published on: September 19 2023

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Amazon’s cloud computing division Amazon Web Services (AWS) has signed an agreement with the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) and Indian National Space Promotion and Authorization Centre (IN-SPACe) to support space technology with its cloud products.
This will help space startups and research institutes tap cloud technologies and develop talent. Also, it means startups can develop space-tech solutions and improve their research and development using AWS.
Cloud computing-led innovations enable the space industry to make faster decisions and help startups identify use cases and accelerate solution development.
AWS hopes to grow in the Indian market with space-tech associations as India opens up its space sector to private players creating a successful startup ecosystem.

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