Amazon QuickSight now supports predictive analytics using machine learning (ML) models created in Amazon SageMaker Canvas, without writing a single line of code. QuickSight authors can now export data to SageMaker Canvas, build ML models, and share them back to QuickSight for consumption. This allows you to build predictive dashboards for better insights. With this new capability, you can evolve your analytics from descriptive to predictive capabilities, enabling the entire organization with a forward-looking view of the business.
AWS Elemental MediaConvert now supports video source replacement
Today, AWS launches video source replacement for AWS Elemental MediaConvert, allowing you to frame-accurately replace sections of source video with alternative content versions.
AWS HealthOmics sequence store now includes auto-calculated ETags for read sets
AWS HealthOmics now calculates Entity Tags (ETags) when ingesting into the sequence store. Sequence store ETags enable customers to validate that files are not altered as part of their ingestion into, storage lifecycle in, and egress from the sequence store, an important audit requirement for many clinical and life science users. The new capability calculates a hash of the file’s semantic content during sequence store imports and direct uploads, making it easier to identify when content is changed or duplicated. The ETag’s immutability, verifiability, and auto-calculation simplifies data audits, duplicate data identification, and supports customer compliance validation.
Catalog API now supports JSON object alongside String for “Details” attribute
Catalog API (CAPI) introduced a new request/response attribute “DetailsDocument” that accepts and returns a JSON object. As a developer, building on top of the APIs, you can send JSON object in CAPI StartChangeSet API request and get a JSON object in the response of DescribeEntity and DescribeChangeSet API. This capability will exist along side the current experience of sending and receiving a string object in the “Details” attribute of StartChangeSet, DescribeChangeSet and DescribeEntity APIs respectively.
Amazon Bedrock now available in Asia Pacific (Tokyo) AWS Region
Starting today, customers can use Amazon Bedrock in Asia Pacific (Tokyo) AWS Region to easily build and scale generative AI applications.
Amazon RDS Custom for Oracle is now available in Asia Pacific (Jakarta) AWS Region
Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) Custom for Oracle, a managed database services for legacy, custom, and packaged applications that require access to the underlying operating system and database environment, is now available in the AWS Region of Asia Pacific (Jakarta).
Private Access to the AWS Management Console is available in Israel (Tel Aviv) Region
Today, AWS announces the availability of AWS Management Console Private Access in Israel (Tel Aviv) Region. AWS Management Console Private Access is an advanced security feature that allows customers to define a set of trusted AWS accounts and organizations that can access the AWS Management Console from within their network. For example, with AWS Management Console Private Access, customers can restrict access to personal AWS accounts from the company network.
Robot Wolves
This is an amusing use of robots which the Japanese have devised to see off bears:
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Most Read articles – Intel EUV, Altera spin-off, Tesla share
In an Intel dominated week, there’s a report of Tesla’s market dominance, Intel starting EUV production, the US Chips Act rolling-out to smaller supply chain projects, Altera being spun-off ahead of an IPO, and a Mannerisms take on what took Intel so long on the EUV front…
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The Consolidation Which Didn’t Happen
14 years ago the expectation was that the foundry industry would consolidate as fewer and fewer companies could afford leading-edge processes. Instead, specialty foundries proliferated and even the biggest foundries …
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