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NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center has conducted flight tests using an F-15 aircraft equipped with a scale-model wing aiming to enhance laminar flow and reduce fuel costs for commercial aviation.
The Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate (ARMD) issues solicitations seeking proposals for detailed open fan flight demonstration plans to advance radical aircraft and engine technologies.
Amazon CloudWatch Logs now supports direct ingestion of syslog messages from network devices and Linux servers, simplifying log management without agent installation.
AWS previewed AI-driven investigations in Amazon GuardDuty to rapidly analyze security findings and reduce manual effort in threat response.
Amazon SageMaker integrates EC2 G6e instances featuring NVIDIA L40 GPUs and AMD EPYC processors to boost machine learning model training and deployment.
ElastiCache's upgrade to Valkey 9.1 introduces improved throughput, memory efficiency, and refined access controls for multi-tenant database workloads.
Amazon Bedrock enhances AgentCore Memory by allowing multi-account access and cross-account resource sharing through resource-based policies.
AWS HealthOmics adds dedicated ephemeral storage per workflow task to improve performance and reduce costs in genomics data processing.
Amazon Cognito now allows use of AWS KMS customer managed keys to encrypt user pool data at rest, enhancing organizational control.
AWS enhances Automated Reasoning checks in Amazon Bedrock Guardrails with new workflows that iteratively improve validation policies and reduce ambiguities.
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