AWS CodeDeploy now supports using Network Load Balancers for both blue/green and in-place deployments. With this new update, you can now choose between a Classic Load Balancer, an Application Load Balancer, and a Network Load Balancer for your deployment groups. For more information read here .

Amazon EC2 Systems Manager Run Command now supports additional access control with tag-based permissions and multi-tag targeting. 

Delivering quality mobile applications is a key issue for mobile developers as mobile application users are becoming more demanding and their attention is increasingly divided. 

You can now record configuration changes to the following resource types using AWS Config. 

The AWS Deep Learning Amazon Machine Image (AMI) is designed to help you build stable, secure, and scalable deep learning applications on AWS. The AMI comes pre-installed with popular deep learning frameworks. It has GPU drivers and libraries that let you train sophisticated AI models and scale them in the cloud. 

This Quick Start deploys a hybrid architecture that integrates on-premises Hadoop clusters with a data lake environment on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud. The deployment takes about 15 minutes and includes WANdisco Fusion, Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), and Amazon Athena, and supports cloud migration and burst-out processing scenarios. 

Evoqua’s ETS-UV™ equipment installed in Rushville, IN, as part of long term plan to control runoff.

Tricky moment at this week’s Cabinet,” Ed confides to his diary, “right at the end of the meeting the PM fixed me with a robotic eye and asks: “Are we world leader in driverless cars?” “Up to a point Prime Minister . . .” I begin. “What point?” asks the PM, robotic eye a steely …

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CEVA licenses its XM4 imaging and vision platform to Nextchip for its Apache4 vision-based pre-processor.

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Intel’s CFO Bob Swan has a plan to double Intel’s market cap to $300 billion and double its eps from $2.21 to $4 by 2021, reports The Oregonian. Datacentre and memory are the areas which will propel this growth, according to Swan. The growth in market cap will also be driven by constant cost-cutting. The …

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