What happened
AWS will hold re:Invent from November 30th to December 4th, with over 2,000 learning sessions total and more than 140 unique sessions in the AI/ML track.
Why it matters
Attendees can choose from breakouts, chalk talks, builder sessions, workshops, and code talks. Many sessions are available on demand, and keynotes will be streamed live.
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AWS is positioning re:Invent as a comprehensive learning event, with over 2,000 sessions spanning various topics and skill levels. The AI/ML track alone offers more than 140 unique sessions, reflecting the growing demand for AI skills. The event provides multiple session formats to suit different learning styles, from lecture-style breakouts to hands-on workshops. For those unable to attend in person, on-demand access and live keynotes ensure the content reaches a wider audience. The event runs from November 30th to December 4th, with recordings of breakout sessions made available on the AWS Events YouTube channel a few days later.
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