With its new AppStream offering, Amazon is offering intensive graphics processing as a service, with the promise of freeing developers from worrying about the rendering capabilities of each user’s ...

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Amazon Web Services announced on Wednesday at its AWS re:Invent conference a new service, AppStream, that will run high-resource apps, such as “3D games and interactive HD applications,” from the ...

Besides offloading graphics workloads to AppStream so that less powerful devices can access heavy duty applications, AWS developers can now use AppStream to deliver any Windows application to ...

Amazon today announced a new service for mobile developers at its re:Invent developer conference in Las Vegas today. Amazon AppStream, which uses the company’s recently launched g2 EC2 instances, ...

While yesterday was more like the day zero with no keynotes and breakout sessions, today was an action packed day at AWS re:Invent. Amazon came out with a set of announcements that pushed the cloud ...

Amazon Web Services' second annual AWS re: Invent conference has started with an opening keynote speech from senior vice-president Andy Jassy making several product announcements. Amazon Web Services ...

Amazon Web Services often gets criticized as a platform that doesn't necessarily scale for the enterprise. So at re:Invent, the second annual AWS conference, Amazon made a series of announcements ...