A company wants to run a data warehouse for analytics without managing the underlying data warehouse infrastructure. Which AWS service meets this requirement?

Amazon Redshift Serverless is the correct choice because it provides a fully managed data warehousing service that automatically provisions and scales capacity, eliminating the need to manage infrastructure. This aligns directly with the requirement of running a data warehouse without managing the underlying infrastructure. Amazon Aurora is a relational database service, not specifically a data warehouse, and while it offers serverless options, it's not designed for large-scale analytical workloads like Redshift. AWS Lambda is a serverless compute service for running code, not a data warehouse. Amazon RDS (Relational Database Service) is for relational databases and requires some level of instance management, unlike Redshift Serverless.