In a major development for cloud AI and infrastructure, SUSE and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have expanded their strategic collaboration to integrate SUSE’s open source solutions with AWS services like Amazon Bedrock and Amazon Q. This multi-year agreement aims to enhance cloud-native and AI capabilities by creating a unified, state-of-the-art infrastructure available directly on AWS. The collaboration seeks to simplify and standardize cloud-native operations, effectively addressing integration challenges while fostering innovation. By aligning SUSE’s Enterprise Container Management and Linux solutions with AWS’s AI services, the agreement promises to drive AI growth and offer a secure, efficient path for enterprise customers, positioning SUSE within the forefront of AI and cloud technology advancements.
In other trading, Nebius Group was a notable mover up 5.6% and closing at $100.15. In the meantime, Celestica softened, down 7.3% to end trading at CA$445.21.
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Apple settled at $283.10 up 1.5%, hovering around its 52-week high. On Monday, Apple announced John Giannandrea will step down as SVP for Machine Learning and AI Strategy, transitioning to an advisory role before retiring in spring 2026.
Microsoft finished trading at $486.74 down 1.1%. On Monday, ScreenPoint Medical announced a commercial agreement integrating its Transpara Breast AI portfolio with Microsoft’s Precision Imaging Network to enhance healthcare providers’ access to AI tools for breast imaging.
Alphabet closed at $314.89 down 1.7%, near its 52-week high.
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