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Today's top trio of AWS releases
Adam Selipsky misses the chance for a Destiny's Child moment...
On the day Russian tanks rolled into Ukraine – February 24 — AWS officials met with representatives of Ukraine’s government in their London embassy to discuss how they could help save the government’s data. As AWS’s Liam Maxwell, Director of Government Transformation put it on November 30: “We sketched
Amazon has released a new fully managed service called AWS SimSpace Weaver – designed to help customers create “dynamic, 3D experiments to understand possible real-world outcomes and visualize and train in immersive spaces” or conduct experiments that closely approximate real-world systems locally or in the cloud. By providing a dedicated compute
Neither profit, nor the other p-word; read on...
Aurora + Redshift + Spark...
Analysts expecting European cloud provider OVHcloud to haemorrhage customers in the wake of a devastating 2021 data centre fire or recent price hikes look away: The company reported a net revenue retention rate of 114% for its fiscal 2022 and has now clinched a €200 million credit facility from the
"Our infrastructure has not been impacted by this incident and there is no loss of data."
An Apache HTTP Server vulnerability continues to affect downstream products...