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AWS introduced Transform continuous modernization to help engineering teams analyze and remediate technical debt across multiple source repositories at scale.
OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol, Terra, and Luna models now handle up to one million tokens per input on Amazon Bedrock, supporting comprehensive document and codebase processing.
Amazon GameLift Streams added stream URLs enabling viewers to access playable game streams via web browsers without credentials or software installation.
SageMaker Studio expanded instance options to include Amazon EC2 G7 instances, offering notably improved AI inference performance with NVIDIA RTX PRO 4500 GPUs.
AWS HealthOmics introduced task-level timeout capability for Workflow Description Language (WDL) workflows to limit execution duration per task.
AWS Resilience Hub now offers automated, pre-configured tests validating service recovery from common failure scenarios based on service architecture and policies.
AWS Organizations customers gained direct visibility into maximum account number quotas and utilization within the Service Quotas console interface.
AWS Lambda Provisioned Mode for Amazon SQS event sources increased maximum event pollers fivefold to 10,000, boosting concurrent invocation capacity to 100,000 per source mapping.
AWS expanded Storage Optimized I7i instances, featuring 5th Gen Intel Xeon processors and 3rd Gen Nitro SSDs, to Asia Pacific (Thailand) and Israel (Tel Aviv) Regions.
SageMaker AI serverless model customization expanded with full fine-tuning support for over 25 popular open-source models, enabling deep domain adaptation.
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