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AWS enhanced Deadline Cloud Monitor to support direct rendering job submissions, simplifying workflows for applications without native plugins.
Oracle Database@AWS introduced a capability to share AWS Marketplace entitlements across multiple AWS accounts within an organization, improving operational and licensing efficiency.
Amazon Kinesis Video Streams enhanced WebRTC with dual-stack IPv4 and IPv6 support, facilitating broader connectivity and future network compatibility.
Amazon ECS Service Connect added Envoy access logs support to provide detailed per-request telemetry for service communications, aiding debugging and compliance monitoring.
AWS added a generative AI tool to End User Messaging that reviews phone number registrations to improve accuracy before submission to mobile carriers.
Amazon Redshift enhanced materialized view operations on data shares and introduced concurrency scaling to improve analytic workload resilience and performance.
AWS introduced a streamlined Quickstart setup option for Client VPN to accelerate endpoint creation with fewer configuration steps.
Amazon Managed Workflows for Apache Airflow upgraded to include Apache Airflow 2.11 and support for Python 3.12, facilitating easier migration to Airflow 3.
Amazon EC2 I7ie storage optimized instances launched in additional regions, offering significant improvements in compute power, storage density, and storage performance.
AWS broadened regional availability of EC2 C8i and C8i-flex instances, delivering enhanced Intel Xeon performance and memory bandwidth for compute-intensive workloads.
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