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The post XRP News: Ripple Explores Amazon AI to Upgrade the XRP Ledger appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Ripple is testing a possible partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS) that could improve the speed and scalability of the XRP Ledger (XRPL). The company is reportedly exploring Amazon Bedrock, AWS’s AI platform, to better analyze and manage XRPL data. If implemented, this could make the network more efficient as activity continues to grow. How Amazon Bedrock Could Help XRPL Ripple is looking at using Amazon Bedrock to analyze XRPL system logs and performance data. The XRP Ledger handles fast and low-cost transactions at high volume, which creates a large amount of system data. Today, engineers often spend two to three days manually reviewing these logs to spot issues. AMAZON WEB SERVICES & RIPPLE discussing AMAZON Bedrock for the XRPL The overview of this video:XRPL runs on high-performance C++ code (A powerful programming language) .At scale, C++ systems produce large volumes of cryptic logs (history). AWS partners with Ripple, using… pic.twitter.com/2bjfT9MOkn — ProfessoRipplEffect (@ProfRipplEffect) January 7, 2026 With AI-based analysis, Ripple aims to cut this process down to just a few minutes. Early testing suggests that work which once took days could be completed in two to three minutes. This would allow faster problem detection, better system monitoring, and smoother network operations as XRPL scales. The idea was recently shared during a conference presentation by an AWS solutions architect, who highlighted the need for automated data analysis as blockchain networks become more active and complex. A Key Step as XRPL Expands This AWS testing comes as the XRP Ledger continues to see major technical improvements. In December 2022, Ripple released an update that improved network reliability and added features to support DeFi use cases. Since then, XRPL has introduced native lending…

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