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FinOps X opens in San Diego on June 8. AWS will be there with senior leadership, a hands-on GameDay, and almost certainly a set of product announcements. Based on what's been building in the CFM space over the past six months and where the community's attention sits heading into the conference, here's what's worth paying close attention to — and what's likely to get announced while everyone is looking elsewhere.

For years, Reserved Instances and Savings Plans in AWS applied across your entire organisation by default. The team that bought the commitment didn't always get the discount. Finance corrected it manually every month. AWS launched RISP Group Sharing in November 2025 and that problem now has a real fix. Here's what actually changed, how the two modes work in practice, and what to check before you enable it.

AWS launched granular cost attribution for Amazon Bedrock sixteen days ago. You can now see exactly which IAM principal called which model and what it cost, directly in CUR 2.0 and Cost Explorer. This is the first time that's been possible. For FinOps teams trying to govern AI spend before it becomes ungovernable, here's what the feature does, how to set it up, and where it still falls short.