Deepgram enhances Amazon SageMaker AI support with AWS IAM Temporary Delegation | Amazon Web Services
Enterprises running self-hosted speech AI need fast, auditable support without giving partners long-lived access to their accounts. When a model returns unexpected results or an endpoint misbehaves, the engineer best positioned to diagnose it is often on the partner side. But provisioning cross-account AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) roles for every support engagement is operationally expensive and a recurring audit conversation. Amazon SageMaker AI delivers a managed deployment option for self-hosted Deepgram speech AI models. It provides AWS Marketplace listings for Nova, Flux, and Aura-2, along with validated reference architectures and Terraform modules that layer onto existing AWS infrastructure. To bring the same operational maturity to day-two support, Deepgram has integrated with IAM temporary delegation, a new IAM capability that grants partners scoped, time-limited, customer-approved access to specific resources, with no long-lived credentials, no cross-account roles to provision, and no shared secrets.
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