01Which cloud is best for AI?
None of the three is best across the board; the choice follows from your requirements. In the tecnovy Cloud AI Architecture training you weigh where data may be processed, which models are available in your region, how usage is billed, which identity and network structures already exist and how tightly you tie yourself to one provider.
02Can I have AI requests processed in Europe on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud?
Yes, all three providers offer options that keep processing in Europe, each with its own conditions (as of November 2026): geographic EU inference profiles in Amazon Bedrock, Data Zone deployments in Microsoft Foundry, whose EU zone can include EFTA states such as Norway and Switzerland, and European regional or EU endpoints in the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform. Global options process data worldwide, and not every model is available in every option. Whether a configuration meets your organisation's data protection requirements is your organisation's decision; in the tecnovy Cloud AI Architecture training you compare the options as the basis for it.
03How do AWS, Azure and Google Cloud bill for AI models?
All three offer per-token billing for language models, a token being the unit of text in which models count input and output, and reserved capacity for steady load (as of November 2026): Provisioned Throughput in Amazon Bedrock and in the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform, provisioned throughput units in Microsoft Foundry. For jobs without time pressure, all three offer batch processing. In the tecnovy Cloud AI Architecture training you estimate a workload's cost from these models, including the infrastructure around the model.
04Why do AI applications hit different limits with each provider?
Because each provider allocates its quotas differently, meaning the ceilings on tokens or requests per minute (as of November 2026). AWS sets them per account for Amazon Bedrock, and they can vary by region and usage history; Microsoft Foundry has been moving to shared per-subscription quotas in stages since May 2026; Google Cloud ties Standard PayGo throughput to your organisation's spend over the last 30 days. In the tecnovy Cloud AI Architecture training you plan scaling around these rules.
05Why do the AI services have different names than in older material?
Because all three providers have renamed their AI services: Vertex AI has been Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform since 22 April 2026, and Azure AI Foundry is now Microsoft Foundry. On 3 December 2024 the ML service Amazon SageMaker became Amazon SageMaker AI, while Amazon SageMaker now names the wider data and AI platform. This page for the tecnovy Cloud AI Architecture training uses the names the providers use in their documentation as of November 2026.
06Do I need accounts on all three clouds?
No, the tecnovy Cloud AI Architecture training does not need your own accounts on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. The exercises are architecture exercises, and the providers' services are shown in demos.
07How does Cloud AI Architecture differ from AI Solution Architecture?
The tecnovy AI Solution Architecture training designs an AI solution independently of any platform, from requirements and quality goals through architecture patterns to documented decisions. Cloud AI Architecture starts where that ends and compares how such a design is built with the services of AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.
08Is there an examination or a certification?
No, the tecnovy Cloud AI Architecture training ends without an examination and leads to no certification; you receive the tecnovy certificate of participation. If you want a vendor certification for one platform, the tecnovy AI Suite has trainings that prepare for AWS Certified AI Practitioner, Microsoft AI-103 and Google Cloud Certified Generative AI Leader, whose exams are the responsibility of AWS, Microsoft and Google Cloud.