AWS Enhances VPN Tunnel Bandwidth Flexibility Without IP Changes
AWS improved Site-to-Site VPN to allow bandwidth upgrades on existing connections without reconfiguration of on-premises devices.
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AWS improved Site-to-Site VPN to allow bandwidth upgrades on existing connections without reconfiguration of on-premises devices.
AWS released P6-B200 EC2 instances with NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs in its GovCloud region to accelerate AI training and inference.
AgentCore Runtime added support for mounting Amazon S3 Files and EFS file systems directly, facilitating persistent and shared agent data access.
P6-B300 EC2 instances with NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GPUs offer enhanced memory and network throughput for trillion-parameter model workloads.
ElastiCache introduced real-time aggregation capabilities allowing data summarization and filtering directly within in-memory caches.
ElastiCache supports hybrid search merging semantic vector similarity and exact keyword matching in a single query within cache memory.
New ElastiCache features allow multi-criteria search types directly in-memory, supporting complex queries with high throughput and low latency.
AWS Marketplace launched an API enabling automated management of product purchases and agreements within existing organizational workflows.
AgentCore Memory now supports structured metadata tagging on long-term memory records to improve semantic search filtering and accuracy.
Neptune graph database users can now connect instantly using CloudShell without manual network setup.
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