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NASA's decade-long University Leadership Initiative has fostered student-driven research that pushes aeronautical boundaries while cultivating future aviation professionals.
Amazon WorkSpaces Personal added support for Rocky Linux 9, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9, and Ubuntu 24.04, enhancing the managed desktop service's Linux offerings.
Provisioned Mode for AWS Lambda Kafka event sources enables customers in Taipei and GovCloud regions to better manage throughput and responsiveness for streaming applications.
Amazon Quick can now access Visier's AI-powered workforce analytics assistant, Vee, enabling users to retrieve live HR data and insights directly within their workspace.
AgentCore Gateway and Identity services enable controlled egress traffic from applications to resources and identity providers within customer VPCs, enhancing security and network management.
Amazon Connect enhanced audit capabilities by logging agent status changes made via analytics dashboards to AWS CloudTrail, improving contact center security and accountability.
Eight new metrics introduced by Amazon Connect provide insights into AI agent effectiveness, supporting continuous improvement in customer interactions.
AWS increased availability of High Memory U7i instances offering up to 24 TiB DDR5 RAM, optimized for large in-memory database workloads with 7th-gen Intel Xeon processors.
AWS Marketplace Management Portal added functionality for sellers to delete ACH and SWIFT bank accounts directly, improving payment account management autonomy.
Deadline Cloud introduced pre- and post-job submission scripting to integrate studio pipelines with render management workflows for CG and VFX content production.
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