AWS releases re:Invent 2026 AI/ML attendee guide
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AWS has released the attendee guide for the re:Invent 2026 AI/ML track. The conference is scheduled to take place from November 30 to December 4, and the AI/ML track offers more than 140 sessions, covering all layers of the AWS AI technology stack, including AI chips, model training and inference, and agent development and management. AWS says that those unable to attend can watch some sessions on demand after the event, and the keynote can also be viewed online; breakout sessions will be recorded and uploaded to the AWS Events YouTube channel within a few days after the event, while the rest are live interactive sessions that will not be recorded. AWS recommends that attendees reserve seats through the event catalog as early as possible, as popular sessions fill up quickly.
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- AWS Machine Learning BlogThe attendee’s guide to the AWS re:Invent 2026 AI/ML track
AWS will hold re:Invent from November 30 to December 4, offering over 2,000 learning sessions, with more than 140 in the AI/ML track spanning breakouts, chalk talks, builder sessions, workshops, code talks, and lightning talks. The guide organizes AI/ML sessions around the AWS AI stack—global infrastructure, AI chips (Trainium and NVIDIA GPUs), data foundation, models/training/inferencing (Amazon Bedrock and SageMaker AI), agent development and management (AgentCore), and agentic solutions—plus sessions on trust in agents, sustainability, and Local Zones and AI Factories. Breakout sessions are recorded and posted to the AWS Events YouTube channel a few days later, while other session types are live and not recorded.
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