Artificial Analysis lists Amazon's Nova 2.0 Pro Preview
Artificial Analysis has added Amazon's Nova 2.0 Pro Preview to its benchmark tracker in three variants with a 256k context window, but the page does not yet include intelligence scores.
Amazon's Nova 2.0 Pro Preview now has a page on Artificial Analysis. The independent benchmarking firm lists the release as three variants: two reasoning settings, labelled Medium and Low, and a Non-reasoning mode.
All three variants take text and image input and return text. Each has a 256k-token context window, which Artificial Analysis puts at about 384 A4 pages. Amazon is not releasing the weights.
The firm's model table shows a price figure of $1.47 for the Medium variant and $2.13 for both the Low and Non-reasoning variants. The column is unlabelled, but on Artificial Analysis pages this figure is usually a blended price per million tokens. The site calculates blended prices at a 3:1 input-to-output ratio. It is unusual for a higher reasoning setting to cost less, and the page does not explain why. The table also shows figures of 96, 88 and 103 for Medium, Low and Non-reasoning, but it does not label those either.
On latency, the Non-reasoning variant took 1.36 seconds to its first answer token, the fastest of the three.
The page describes how Artificial Analysis will compare the models. Reasoning variants are measured against both reasoning and non-reasoning models. Proprietary models are compared with others in the same price band. The site's capability indexes draw on evaluations including AA-Omniscience v1.1, AA-Briefcase v1.1, HLE-Diamond, AutomationBench-AA, GDP.pdf and Terminal-Bench 4.0.
The page does not yet show Intelligence Index scores, cost-per-task figures or rankings against other models. Amazon's own release timing and availability details are also missing.