Wanlian Zhice Builds a Digital Employee Team on AgentCore and Scales It

On 2026-11-13, AWS Machine Learning Blog announced that AWS has released the next generation of the Amazon Bedrock AgentCore runtime, built to provide hardware-isolated sessions for AI agents that run for extended periods and carry out multi-step tasks on behalf of users. According to the company, the new runtime starts faster and offers more compute than before, is billed on a usage-based model, and widens its isolation boundary so that it now extends to user data. The official write-up frames the release as a response to the growing demand for secure, scalable agent compute, noting that agents increasingly run multi-step workloads over hours while acting on behalf of users, which raises the bar for how that compute is secured and scaled. At the time of publication, no additional details on availability windows, pricing tiers, or downstream integrations were provided. With only a single announcement released so far, the rollout appears to stand at the official launch stage, and further progress or follow-up disclosures have not yet been reported.