Amazon Nova Pro
AmazonAmazon Nova is a family of multimodal foundation models that Amazon serves through Amazon Bedrock. The scored release, Nova Pro, is an understanding model with a 300K context window that takes text, images and video. The second generation, Nova 2, adds Lite, Sonic speech-to-speech and multimodal embeddings models with up to 1 million tokens of context, and lists Pro and Omni tiers in preview.
Scores Nova Pro v1, a multimodal understanding model with a 300K context, still in service under Nova 2.
Openness
1 high confidence- weights
- closed
- data
- closed
- code
- closed
- license
- Proprietary(API-only via Amazon Bedrock)
Served only through Amazon Bedrock with no weights released, so fully closed. Nova Pro is the release the tier is read on; Micro, Lite and Pro are tiers within one family Amazon markets as Nova, which is why they are recorded together.
- https://docs.aws.amazon.com/nova/latest/userguide/what-is-nova.html recorded 2026-09-22
"To start building with Amazon Nova, you must access the models through an API using Amazon Bedrock"; Nova Pro described as a multimodal understanding model; no weights, corpus or training code
Adoption
4 low confidenceNova reaches users through Amazon Bedrock across many AWS regions, with fine-tuning, provisioned throughput and Bedrock Agents and Knowledge Bases support. Amazon describes the family as adopted by customers across industries but publishes no usage count for Nova Pro itself, so this reading comes from that vendor claim and the distribution surface.
- https://aws.amazon.com/nova/ recorded 2026-09-29
Vendor claim on the Nova overview page, covering the whole family: "Adopted by tens of thousands of customers across industries"; no per-model usage count is given.
- https://docs.aws.amazon.com/nova/latest/userguide/what-is-nova.html recorded 2026-09-29
Nova Pro is listed as "Highly capable multimodal model with best combination of accuracy, speed, and cost for a wide range of tasks", with regions on Bedrock, where "you must access the models through an API using Amazon Bedrock".
Capability
3 low confidenceAmazon's live product page publishes no standardized benchmark scores at all - the word "benchmark" does not appear on it - so the positioning comes from price-performance claims and case studies. That is a searched absence rather than an unexamined one, and it places Nova mid-tier against the 2026 frontier rather than at it.
- https://aws.amazon.com/nova/models/ recorded 2026-08-13
price-performance and customization positioning; the word "benchmark" does not appear on the page, so no standardized score is published for the axis to read
Verified 2026-09-22, except some scores, still awaiting re-confirmation