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Amazon Bedrock Adds Marengo 3.0 for Video, Image, and Audio Search

Amazon announced the general availability of TwelveLabs Marengo Embed 3.0 as an embedding model in its Bedrock Knowledge Bases, enabling natural‑language search across video, audio, and image assets.

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  • Marengo Embed 3.0 is a 512‑dim multimodal embedding model now available in Bedrock Knowledge Bases
  • Bedrock handles segmentation, transcription, and vector indexing automatically, enabling semantic search over video, audio, and images
  • The release supports S3, SharePoint, Confluence, and is priced per Bedrock model invocation

The new multimodal model encodes media and text into a 512‑dimensional vector space, allowing Bedrock to automatically segment, transcribe, and embed content from S3, SharePoint, or Confluence. A demo using a 10‑minute FIFA World Cup clip shows how users can query moments like “penalty kick in the second half” and receive time‑stamped results.

With Bedrock’s fully managed Retrieval Augmented Generation service, teams in sports analytics, media, security, education, and retail can unlock semantic search without building custom pipelines. The feature is available in us‑east‑1 and us‑west‑1, and pricing follows Bedrock’s standard model invocation rates.

Model page: Marengo Embed 3.0 →

Full story from AWS Machine Learning Blog · by Eric Kim primary sourceOpen source ↗

Video and image search in Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Base using Marengo 3.0

AWS Machine Learning Blog · 10 September 2026

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