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Gensaic leverages artificial intelligence to develop protein shuttles that deliver RNA-based drugs selectively to tissues, aiming to advance treatments for metabolic health.
MIT engineers discovered that an olefin block copolymer can double its heat conduction capacity instantly when stretched, then revert upon release.
AWS introduced direct management of IAM permissions for Kubernetes EKS add-ons using Pod Identities in GovCloud regions to streamline integrations.
A new "Related resources" tab consolidates dependencies on security groups across AWS services to aid secure infrastructure management.
Redshift’s automatic optimization features now coordinate across multiple clusters, reducing manual tuning and improving workload management.
Amazon Bedrock users gain access to Claude Opus 4.6, a model excelling in coding, reasoning, and complex enterprise tasks.
New regions gain access to C8gn instances offering up to 30% better compute performance and high network bandwidth for intensive workloads.
Amazon Neptune’s serverless graph analytics service expands to new Middle East, Africa, Canada, Asia Pacific, and European regions for connected data workloads.
New Kiro tools enable efficient creation, debugging, and optimization of HealthOmics workflows with AI assistance within IDE environments.
Redshift now allows clusters to allocate additional compute resources to autonomic features, improving optimization reliability during peak workloads.
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