Ecosystem
August 8, 2026

AWS launches persistent runtime instances for production AI agents

AWS has introduced runtime instances for Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, providing persistent managed compute, GPU acceleration, shared sessions, and multi-agent collaboration for complex production AI workloads running for days.

AWS has launched runtime instances for Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, a managed compute option designed for production AI agents requiring persistent infrastructure. Runtime instances use AWS-managed EC2 infrastructure and support shared sessions lasting up to 14 days, GPU acceleration, direct operating system access, container deployments, and multiple collaborating agents on the same host.

Agents can share files and context within sessions while using different frameworks and models. Developers can also stop and restart sessions to reduce idle costs.

The capability complements AgentCore runtime microVMs and integrates with existing AgentCore APIs, identity controls, observability, memory, and policy management for production deployments.

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