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Building agentic AI? Amazon RDS for SQL Server BYOM lets you bring your licenses to a managed service without duplicate licensing costs. Your data lands on managed RDS where it can reach elastic GPUs. Integrate with AI services instead of managing on- premises hardware. Learn more.

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