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This 10-week program will provide business and technical guidance, helping early-stage startups successfully deploy their applications on the AWS cloud.
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| AWS Build is organized to support startups |
Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS), an Amazon.com, Inc. (Nasdaq: AMZN) company, today announced AWS Build, a new global program designed to support business owners early in their cloud computing journey to develop, refine, and launch their innovative applications.
Specifically, over 10 weeks, a group of up to 500 startup founders around the world will be guided on technical and business methods to best leverage the flexibility and scalability of AWS technology when launching their minimum viable product (MVP).
Startups will also learn the fundamental engineering principles to apply cutting-edge cloud technologies to product development, such as analytics and serverless, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML).
The program also helps founders make strategic decisions about product development, monetizing ideas, how to find and when to engage beta customers, and other relevant topics for a successful product launch.
“AWS Build is designed to support founders at the early stages of their entrepreneurial journey, helping them turn ideas into innovative products,” said Howard Wright, Vice President and Global Head of Startups at AWS. “Our goal is to help create a new generation of startups that can harness the power of the AWS cloud in new ways, giving them the foundational knowledge to be ready to scale.”
The program accepts registrations from today until September 22, 2023, at https://aws.amazon.com/startups/accelerators/build.
To apply for the AWS Build program, all applicants must join AWS Activate, the AWS startup hub where they can access self-paced technical and business content, including a variety of specialized topics such as fundraising, legal guidance, technical documentation on solution architecture, and hot topics, like generative AI.
Additionally, subscribers may be eligible to apply for additional credits worth up to $100,000 as they continue their cloud journey, as well as benefit from partner offerings through AWS Activate.
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