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  August 29, 2026
 
Workers inspect freshly harvested cherries using tools and scales alongside close views of sorted and growing fruit
The process of getting fresh groceries delivered starts long before you place an order—and far from your doorstep. Amazon’s produce and floral sourcing field team visits suppliers across the country, tasting fruit, testing sugar levels with handheld tools, and rejecting anything that doesn’t meet the mark before it ever enters the supply chain.

That same standard carries through regional distribution centers and into Same-Day Delivery fulfillment centers, where every perishable gets a six-sided quality check before it’s packed. The result: fresh groceries delivered to more than 2,300 cities, often in 30 minutes or less.
 
 

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Amazon Web Services (AWS) and NVIDIA are expanding their partnership to bring more AI power to businesses, governments, and everyday applications. Building on 16 years of working together, the two companies plan to deploy 2 million additional NVIDIA GPU chips across AWS's global infrastructure. This added computing power will help speed up everything from drug discovery to fraud detection.

Additionally, AWS and NVIDIA will deliver more options for configuring AI infrastructure, including new NVIDIA Vera CPU chips coming to AWS, and secure AI infrastructure for the U.S. Government.
 
 

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