A company has released a new production version of its workload that uses Amazon EC2, AWS Lambda, AWS Fargate, and Amazon SageMaker. The company wants to cost-optimize the steady-state workload now and cover the most services with the fewest savings plans. Which combination of savings plans meets these requirements? (Choose two.)

The correct options are "Purchase a SageMaker Savings Plan" and "Purchase a Compute Savings Plan for Lambda, Fargate, and Amazon EC2." A SageMaker Savings Plan is specifically designed for Amazon SageMaker usage, offering up to 64% savings. A Compute Savings Plan provides the most flexibility, covering EC2 instances (regardless of family, size, OS, or tenancy), Fargate, and Lambda usage, offering up to 66% savings. This combination covers all specified services (EC2, Lambda, Fargate, and SageMaker) with only two Savings Plans, optimizing cost for the steady-state workload. "Purchase an EC2 Instance Savings Plan for Amazon EC2 and SageMaker" is incorrect because EC2 Instance Savings Plans only apply to EC2 instances and do not cover SageMaker. "Purchase a Compute Savings Plan for Amazon EC2, Lambda, and SageMaker" is incorrect because while it covers EC2 and Lambda, it doesn't cover SageMaker as effectively as a dedicated SageMaker Savings Plan. "Purchase an EC2 Instance Savings Plan for Amazon EC2 and Fargate" is incorrect because EC2 Instance Savings Plans do not cover Fargate.