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Amazon SageMaker JumpStart incorporated FLUX.2-klein-base-4B and Qwen3-Embedding-0.6B to enhance enterprise AI capabilities in image generation and multilingual text embeddings.
CloudWatch Logs expanded its Logs Insights query limits, enabling retrieval of up to 100,000 log results per query to support broader data analysis.
ECR pull through cache expanded to support numerous upstream registries in select AWS GovCloud (US) and European Sovereign Cloud regions, improving container image management.
Amazon EMR Serverless, enabling simplified petabyte-scale data analytics without cluster management, became generally available in new Asia Pacific and Mexico regions.
AWS Partner Central agents introduced conversational AI features allowing partners to create and enrich sales opportunities through natural language instead of form entry.
Amazon Connect Cases added functionality for agents to modify and delete cases and related items within the agent workspace without administrative intervention.
Amazon RDS introduced extended support minor versions for PostgreSQL releases 11.22, 12.22, and 13.23, extending security and bug fix coverage beyond standard support windows.
Amazon Managed Grafana enhanced user experience by enabling direct upgrades from version 10.4 to 12.4, unlocking new visualization and data analysis features.
AWS Organizations raised quotas on the number and size of service control policies per node, allowing finer-grained and more comprehensive permission controls.
AWS introduced a preview of AWS Interconnect enabling private, scalable network connections between AWS and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure to facilitate multicloud strategies.
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