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▶ 54:22 Brian Donohue Launched Amazon Polly, which kind of has some of the Alexa functionality for developers on AWS.

▶ 10:27 Dr. Werner Vogels This is all pre-AWS.
▶ 12:50 Dr. Werner Vogels And I think one of the things that has shifted with AWS and cloud is that, um, the investment that you get no longer goes in large numbers to hardware companies. 4 times in the scene
▶ 29:37 Dr. Werner Vogels And that was clearly something that AWS falls into that particular category. 6 times in the scene
▶ 39:31 Dr. Werner Vogels I think what makes AWS, for example, successful is because we focus on products, meaning what do we want to build for our customer? 2 times in the scene
▶ 45:01 Dr. Werner Vogels I think people that start from scratch more and more develop around sort of serverless environments, and so you could even consider, so for our, we've, at AWS, two container products. 3 times in the scene
▶ 52:38 Dr. Werner Vogels So we've got quite a few people that are for the first time AWS users, but that have already had experiences, let's say, building services and using a traditional data center. 4 times in the scene

▶ 43:46 Shola Akinlade So it's, um, a lot of Node, um, Node.js, um, and sitting on AWS.

▶ 2:06 Ralph Goody Um, our stack, we're, you know, based on AWS, we used to be based on a variety of other things. 4 times in the scene
▶ 52:04 Calvin French-Owen Uh, kind of the only case where we'd outsource is when AWS could take some piece of infrastructure that we're building, or like, some new product feature, and we could build on top of that.

▶ 9:34 Elizabeth Iorns Um, things like Stripe and things like, um, AWS has made it so much easier for people to create companies, and I think in the science space we're, we're starting to see that, so obviously science exchange is, you know, one way to do that,…

▶ 4:22 David Rusenko You'll see a normal press spike later, but in this particular case, we only had two servers, and we were really worried about our servers burning down, and AWS didn't exist back then.

▶ 9:35 Adora Cheung Uh, so we have, uh, cloud credits from Amazon Web Services, um, and, uh, DigitalOcean, um, and maybe some others, um, and then every company that comes through will be able to, um, incorporate and, uh, create a bank account with, through…

▶ 34:53 unnamed speaker They're, they're pushing it almost to like an AWS layer where you, you have, you interact with your quantum computer

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