Amazon is Planning to Adopt Key AI Technology by NVIDIA

Published: 04 Dec 2025

Author: Precedence Research

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A leading computing unit, AWS by Amazon, announced that it will adopt a key technology for its future generations of computing chips for future generations as firms are going to achieve major customers due to AI by using its services. As per the announcement of Amazon Web Services, they will adopt a technology called NVLink Fusion’ for its future chips with no decided release date, called ‘Trainium4’. This technology will offer faster connections between various kinds of chips, and this would be a revolutionary step for NVIDIA.

The company announced this move as part of their AWS annual week-long cloud computing conference in Las Vegas where 60,000 people were present. Amazon is expected to introduce new versions of its NOVA AI Model, which was unveiled initially last year. Nvidia has been working to get other chip firms to adopt its NVLink technology along with Intel, Qualcomm and AWS on board.

The technology would help AWS build maximum AI servers that can find and communicate with one another faster, with crucial factors for training large AI models. In which various machines must be strong together. Owing to the NVIDIA partnership, consumers will have access to what AWS is offering, called AI Factories.

As per NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, “Together, Nvidia and AWS are creating the compute fabric for the AI industrial revolution bringing advanced AI to every company, in every country, and accelerating the world's path to intelligence.

Also, Amazon further said they are rolling out new servers based on a chip known as Titanium3. The new servers have 144 chips and possess more than four times the computing power than AWS offered previous generation of AI. This is possible while utilizing 40% less power of AWS compute and machine learning services. However, the company did not disclose absolute figures on power performance, though; they confirmed that AWS aims to compete with their competitors, including NVIDIA, especially on a price basis.

The Vice President of AWS said, “We've got to prove to them that we have a product that gives them the performance that they need and get the right price point, so they get that price-performance benefit.”