NVIDIA Cosmos 3 AI Models Enhance Physical AI Deployment on AWS SageMaker
NVIDIA introduced Cosmos3 family models on AWS SageMaker JumpStart, facilitating advanced physical AI applications like robotics and autonomous vehicles.
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NVIDIA introduced Cosmos3 family models on AWS SageMaker JumpStart, facilitating advanced physical AI applications like robotics and autonomous vehicles.
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Amazon Redshift increased its maximum ingestible record size from Kinesis Data Streams to 10 MiB, improving large payload streaming.
Amazon Redshift’s integration with Agent Toolkit enables AI agents to automate data warehouse management and migration tasks.
AWS introduced EC2 X8i instances powered by custom Intel Xeon 6 processors in Milan and Spain regions, targeting memory-intensive workloads.
Bedrock AgentCore, AWS’s platform for agent development and management, became available in North California and Hyderabad.
New Recovery Plans automate application server launch sequences during disaster recovery to reduce errors and downtime.
Conversational AI features including generative summaries and real-time call analytics became available in Africa (Cape Town).
Scheduling metrics on Amazon Connect Customer’s interface refresh automatically, aiding timely workforce decisions.
Amazon FSx for NetApp ONTAP added support for copying backups across AWS regions and accounts to improve data protection.
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