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Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) integrates clean energy innovation with economic development to lead climate technology growth and job creation.
Researchers applied artificial intelligence to design peptide-coated nanoparticles that detect cancer-linked enzymes non-invasively, aiming to identify cancer at its earliest stages.
AWS Secrets Manager introduced flexible sorting of stored secrets by various criteria to improve secret discovery and management in cloud environments.
Amazon SageMaker JumpStart facilitates immediate deployment of MiniMax-M2, a compact, high-performance MoE model targeting coding and agentic applications.
AWS Transform introduced automatic mapping of hybrid data center networks to AWS cloud constructs, simplifying hybrid VMware and non-VMware workload migration.
Amazon WorkSpaces Secure Browser now allows organizations to tailor the user interface for sign-in and session screens to reflect their branding and accessibility needs.
AWS Marketplace Seller Reporting added real-time visibility into payment collection statuses, improving financial tracking for sellers.
Amazon ECS expanded its Linux task capabilities by enabling tmpfs mounts in container workloads running on AWS Fargate and ECS Managed Instances.
Amazon MQ enabled RabbitMQ brokers to perform authentication and authorization via HTTP server requests, enhancing flexibility in access control.
AWS Config broadened its monitoring scope by adding support for 21 new AWS resource types across various core service domains.
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