AWS Unveils Amazon Bedrock AgentCore to Simplify AI Agent Development
AWS introduces Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, a new platform to streamline AI agent deployment and management.
AWS has unveiled Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, a new platform designed to simplify the creation and deployment of AI agents. Announced at the AWS Summit New York 2025, the platform aims to transform AI agents from experimental tools into production-ready solutions.
Key Features of Amazon Bedrock AgentCore
- AgentCore Runtime: A secure serverless runtime for deploying and scaling AI agents.
- AgentCore Memory: Enables context-aware agents by managing memory infrastructure.
- AgentCore Identity: Securely accesses AWS services and third-party tools.
- AgentCore Gateway: Facilitates agent deployment across millions of connections.
- AgentCore Code Interpreter: Allows agents to write and execute code securely (supports JavaScript and Python).
- AgentCore Browser Tool: A cloud-based browser runtime for agent interactions with websites.
- AgentCore Observability: Monitors and debugs agent performance in production.
Swami Sivasubramanian, VP of AWS Agentic AI, described the launch as a "tectonic change" in software development, emphasizing its potential to redefine how software interacts with the world.
Availability
The platform is currently in preview, with a full launch expected soon. Developers can pick and choose tools to suit their needs, enabling scalable and flexible agent deployment.
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This launch underscores AWS's commitment to advancing AI agent technology, making it more accessible and efficient for developers worldwide.
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