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3 August 2026
The enterprise cloud is becoming the new frontier for AI deployment. AWS and Superblocks announced a multi-year partnership letting companies run Superblocks' AI-powered no-code platform inside their own private clouds, keeping data internal while integrating with AWS services like Aurora and Bedrock. The $60 million startup's move reflects a broader shift: cloud providers now push enterprises toward multi-model AI strategies and on-premise infrastructure rather than reliance on frontier labs. Meanwhile, DeepSeek released V4-Flash, a 284 billion parameter model that outperformed its own larger flagship on agent benchmarks through post-training alone, and available under MIT license for direct organizational control. The pattern is clear—companies want AI infrastructure they own, control, and can integrate with existing systems.
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