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Larry Carvalho

Mason, United States
As seen in: RobustCloud, International Data Corporation (IDC), A Tribuna
Principal Consultant at RobustCloud. Edge, cloud-native, & low/no code technologies. Free career advice. My opinions are my own. @RobustCloud1 on Thread
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From Sensor to ERP: SUSE’s Bid to Become the Open IT-OT Platform

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By Larry Carvalho
| RobustCloud
Introduction With the demand for improved efficiencies across a wide range of industries, automation is increasingly taking over manual tasks. The bottleneck there is still a chasm between sensor data collected at the device level and enterprise data that is core to business operations.
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Inside Amazon Quick: An Enterprise AI Assistant Built for Agentic Productivity

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By Larry Carvalho
| RobustCloud
Introduction: Amazon Quick shows how AWS is moving beyond model access and cloud AI services. This AWS service is an agent that can connect local files, email, cloud storage, web content, and enterprise workflows, providing enterprise knowledge workers with context assembly, task execution, and productivity across fragmented information sources. After Amazon held an event titled “What is next with AWS”, RobustCloud covered all the announcements with a blog post.
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From Models to Agents: How AWS Just Rewrote Its AI Playbook

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By Larry Carvalho
| RobustCloud
Introduction: An AWS pre-briefing under NDA and the enticing title “What’s next with AWS” roped me into tuning up for the main event on April 28th. And the breadth of the announcements covered all aspects of customer needs, ranging from an expanded OpenAI partnership to the launch of Amazon Quick and the verticalization of Amazon Connect into a four-product agentic AI family.
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