AWS Parallel Computing Service Extends Compliance for Sensitive HPC Workloads
AWS PCS expanded its security certifications to meet stringent regulatory standards, enabling sensitive high performance computing workloads in regulated environments.
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AWS PCS expanded its security certifications to meet stringent regulatory standards, enabling sensitive high performance computing workloads in regulated environments.
AWS DRS improved recovery fidelity for Linux servers by maintaining UEFI boot mode, aligning recovered instances closely with originals.
AWS Clean Rooms introduced SQL analysis log exports enabling collaborative query optimization without compromising underlying data privacy.
Amazon RDS for MariaDB supports version 12.3, improving migration ease, JSON validation, and query performance in managed cloud databases.
AWS debuted an interactive map in Global View, improving customers' ability to visualize and plan their global AWS infrastructure footprint.
AWS IAM introduced role manager to automatically create or reuse roles, simplifying permissions setup for AWS services in the console.
Amazon EKS added support for configuring control plane parameters, giving administrators finer control over Kubernetes behavior and resource utilization.
Amazon Connect Customer enables agents to view and self-assign queued agent-first callbacks, enhancing workflow prioritization and customer issue resolution.
Deadline Cloud added tracking for Amazon EBS persistent volume costs, improving cost management in cloud-based HPC workloads.
Amazon Nova delivers a single embedding model supporting text, image, video, and audio for semantic search and retrieval in AWS GovCloud.
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