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A new lookup command in Amazon CloudWatch Logs Insights enriches log query results by joining them with reference table data, improving interpretability of complex system logs.
Amazon CloudWatch RUM expands to the AWS European Sovereign Cloud, allowing users to monitor real end-user application performance while complying with European data residency laws.
CloudWatch now allows centralized auditing and automated enablement of telemetry features across multiple AWS Regions from a single location.
AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery launched in the AWS European Sovereign Cloud, providing robust disaster recovery capabilities compliant with European data regulations.
Amazon WorkSpaces Personal and Core increase regional availability, providing more responsive virtual desktop experiences with improved data residency options.
Amazon FSx for Lustre Persistent-2 file systems, optimized for high throughput and cost-effectiveness, become available in new global regions across Asia, Europe, and South America.
EC2 X8aedz instances featuring 5th Gen AMD EPYC processors with 5 GHz CPU frequency become available in the Stockholm region, targeting EDA and database workloads.
Amazon EC2 launches new C8in and C8ib instances powered by sixth-generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors, targeting network-intensive and high-performance database workloads.
Amazon Quick introduces multi-session support, allowing users to access up to five accounts simultaneously from the same browser to streamline resource management.
Claude Opus 4.7, Anthropic’s latest AI model with enhanced reasoning and visual capabilities, becomes available through Amazon Bedrock for enterprise AI applications.
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