Amazon Web Services Inc.’s Textract service, which uses machine learning to extract text and data from documents including tables and forms, is now generally available. Textract was first ...

You’re in luck if you’re an Amazon Web Services (AWS) customer. Amazon today announced the general availability of Textract, a cloud-hosted and fully managed service that uses machine learning ...

Amazon Web Services on Wednesday announced the general availability of Textract, a fully managed service that uses machine learning to automatically extract text and data, including from tables ...

Inc. (AWS), an Amazon.com company (NASDAQ: AMZN), announced the general availability of Amazon Textract, a fully managed service that uses machine learning to automatically extract text and data ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) on Tuesday added new artificial intelligence (AI) features to some of its services including Textract, Transcribe, Kendra, CodeWhisperer, and HealthLake. The new updates ...

Companies that rely on optical character recognition (OCR) to digitize the content of printed forms may be interested in Textract, a new machine learning-based OCR service that just became available ...

but AWS CEO Andy Jassy explained that OCR is basically just a dumb text reader. It doesn’t recognize text types. Amazon wanted to change that and today it announced Amazon Textract, an ...

Textract, a tool from Amazon's cloud computing arm that uses machine learning to extract text and data from scanned documents, can now be deployed for HIPAA-compliant tasks, Amazon Web Services ...

Amazon has launched a new offering called Textract for its Web Services customers ... The bad news for some AWS customers is that the product is only available in some parts of the US (Ohio ...

Textract, a tool from Amazon’s cloud computing arm that uses machine learning to extract text and data from scanned documents, can now be deployed for HIPAA-compliant tasks, Amazon Web Services ...