Atlante focuses on sustainability and growth using generative AI and AWS
Atlante, the fast and ultra-fast EV charging network for Southern Europe, built its platform from scratch on AWS using serverless and fully managed services. Atlante's data science team uses generative AI services including Amazon Q and Amazon Bedrock, and is able to track carbon emissions, helping the startup increase efficiency and save money while protecting the planet.
Overview
Atlante, the fast and ultra-fast EV charging network for Southern Europe, built its platform from scratch on AWS using serverless and fully managed services. Atlante's data science team uses generative AI services including Amazon Q and Amazon Bedrock, and is able to track carbon emissions, helping the startup increase efficiency and save money while protecting the planet.
The solution
Atlante built its platform from scratch in the AWS Cloud using serverless and fully managed services. Its data science team uses generative AI services including Amazon Q and Amazon Bedrock, and tracks carbon emissions as part of its approach.
Reported business value
AWS enables Atlante to grow very quickly thanks to serverless and fully managed services, helping the startup increase efficiency and save money while tracking carbon emissions to protect the planet.
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