
Volume 341, Issue 3 · 15 articles from 2 issues
AWS sets out when hardware-backed CloudHSM is warranted versus the fully managed KMS service. Read more
AWS proposes a control framework for AI coding agents that can open dozens of pull requests across repositories in an afternoon. Read more
AWS explains how Shield Advanced customers should migrate to the WAF Anti-DDoS managed rule group. Read more
AWS shows how compressing knowledge bases into task-specific representations beats retrieval on analytical work. Read more
Direct Connect customers can now see which routes AWS accepted from and advertised to their on-premises routers. Read more
AWS Security Hub Extended adds supply chain security as a tenth category with Chainguard and Socket. Read more
OpenSearch 3.7 brings 1-bit scalar quantization on Faiss and Lucene, cutting vector storage and memory needs. Read more
DataSync Enhanced mode extends agent-based transfers to HDFS, Azure Blob Storage, and self-managed object storage. Read more
Lambda adds AL2023 runtimes for older Java versions so customers can decouple OS and language upgrades. Read more
EKS raises Horizontal Pod Autoscaler sync concurrency to up to 40 times the Kubernetes default. Read more
Glue Data Quality adds anomaly detection for catalog-based evaluations and can write results back to catalog tables. Read more
Neptune adds tag-based access control so IAM and SCP conditions can gate data-plane operations. Read more
S3 Tables adds the Iceberg V3 Variant type so semi-structured JSON can be written without predefining a schema. Read more
AWS Interconnect for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure reaches general availability for direct multicloud network links. Read more
AWS Lambda can now load deployment packages from customer-owned S3 buckets, removing the per-Region code storage quota. Read more