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Oracle Database@AWS service broadened its global reach by becoming available in Ohio, Frankfurt, and Tokyo, enabling localized Oracle Exadata cloud database access within AWS data centers.
Amazon Bedrock incorporated NVIDIA's efficient Nemotron 3 Nano 30B A3B large language model to enhance reasoning capacity and multi-agent workflow capabilities via its Project Mantle infrastructure.
Amazon Connect expanded its generative AI-powered agent performance evaluation tool to support five additional languages, enabling consistent assessments across multilingual contact centers.
Amazon Connect enhanced its dashboard capabilities by enabling metric filtering based on user-defined business dimensions, supporting more granular operational insights.
Amazon Redshift enhanced its data ingestion capabilities by enabling concurrency scaling for its auto-copy functionality, improving performance under heavy data loads.
Amazon OpenSearch UI enhanced security and functionality by enabling encryption with customer managed keys (CMKs) and increasing metadata size limits for richer dashboarding experiences.
AWS Web Application Firewall (WAF) became available in the Asia Pacific (New Zealand) region, extending AWS's security services for web applications in this area.
AWS introduced a streamlined method to import historical AWS CloudTrail Lake event data into Amazon CloudWatch for unified operational, security, and compliance analysis.
AWS Clean Rooms added the capability to publish detailed SQL query metrics to CloudWatch, enhancing operational monitoring and resource tracking for collaborative data clean rooms.
Amazon Connect introduced capabilities to store nested JSON objects and looping arrays within contact flows, improving the design of dynamic automated customer interactions.
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