At the AWS Summit in New York in mid-June 2026, AWS detailed a $200 billion 2026 AI infrastructure investment spanning 39 regions and 123 availability zones, a 20-million-kilometer network backbone, and 4 GW of data center power added in 2025 that it plans to double by the end of 2027. Amazon EC2 G7 instances reached general availability as the first major cloud offering on NVIDIA RTX PRO 4500 Blackwell GPUs, delivering up to 4.6x the AI inference of G6. AWS deepened its QuEra collaboration to deliver a Megaquop-scale fault-tolerant quantum computer, Libra, on Amazon Braket by 2028. AWS Outposts gained bmn-cx3a, its first AMD-based instances with accelerated networking, at up to 800 Gbps bare metal for the edge. AWS also detailed a new RGN (Randomized Graph Networks) topology built to remove fabric bottlenecks for dense inference. Swami Sivasubramanian, AWS VP of Agentic AI, delivered the keynote, and the narrative included Amazon Bedrock AgentCore additions, the new AWS Context knowledge-graph service, and autonomous agents in Amazon Quick.