All news with #product launch tag

▶️Google Cloud will host Next '26 developer livestreams — daily broadcasts from the show floor that deconstruct major announcements into hands-on demos, reproducible steps, and immediate developer workflows. Viewers can expect real-time coding, interviews with builders and community leaders, focused security and platform deep dives, and surprise guests. Streams air April 22–23 (times PT) across Google Cloud Tech channels, with replays available. Join the Gemini Enterprise Agent Ready (GEAR) program for curated post-event resources.

🚀 Builders Hub within the Google Developer Program centralizes developer tooling, projects, and learning into a single workbench to reduce friction and accelerate onboarding. It provides a unified project dashboard across Google Cloud, Firebase, and AI Studio, plus personalized learning paths and interest-based recommendations. Integrated codelabs with built-in credits let developers run real environments immediately, while digital badges and community discovery features support professional growth and networking.

🚀 AWS has made the AWS Lambda Durable Execution SDK for Java generally available, giving Java developers native tools to author resilient, long-running workflows using Lambda durable functions. The SDK automates checkpointing, supports waits of up to a year for external events, and provides durable invocation, callback integration for human/agent-in-the-loop flows, and a local testing emulator. Compatible with Java 17+, it can be deployed on Lambda managed runtimes or container images.

🔍 The new CrowdStrike Shadow AI Visibility Service delivers telemetry-based discovery of sanctioned and unsanctioned AI across endpoint, cloud and SaaS environments. Delivered by CrowdStrike experts and powered by the Falcon platform, it produces a comprehensive AI inventory and runtime evidence such as prompts, responses and agent activity. The service identifies visibility gaps, prioritizes findings and provides actionable remediation guidance to reduce exposure. It positions discovery as the foundational phase before adversarial testing and continuous frontier AI readiness scanning.

🚀 AWS has launched EC2 High Memory U7i instances — u7i-8tb.112xlarge and u7i-12tb.224xlarge — in the Asia Pacific (Singapore) region. These 7th-generation instances use custom fourth-generation Intel Xeon Scalable (Sapphire Rapids) processors and provide 8TiB or 12TiB of DDR5 memory with 448 and 896 vCPUs respectively. They support up to 100 Gbps for Amazon EBS and network bandwidth and include ENA Express, targeting mission-critical in-memory databases such as SAP HANA, Oracle, and SQL Server.

🖥️ Amazon WorkSpaces Personal and Amazon WorkSpaces Core are now available in US East (Ohio) and Asia Pacific (Malaysia), allowing organizations to provision virtual desktops closer to users for improved responsiveness and potential in‑country data residency. In Ohio, the availability also supports disaster recovery implementations and regional compliance requirements. Administrators can begin by selecting the new Regions in the WorkSpaces management console.

🚀 The BigQuery Studio notebook gallery is now generally available, providing a curated collection of pre-built templates that help teams skip setup and start analysis faster. The gallery supports SQL, Python, and Spark workflows and includes templates for generative AI, ML development, and data pipelines. Templates demonstrate best practices for BigQuery DataFrames, serverless Spark, and multimodal analysis. Users can preview templates in read-only mode and add copies directly into their projects from the BigQuery Studio console.

🚀 AWS announced general availability of Amazon EC2 C8in and C8ib instances powered by custom sixth-generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors and the latest AWS Nitro cards. These instances deliver up to 43% higher performance versus the prior C6in generation and scale up to 384 vCPUs. C8in provides up to 600 Gbps networking for network-intensive workloads, while C8ib offers up to 300 Gbps EBS bandwidth for high-performance databases and file systems. Both families are available in select regions and via On-Demand, Savings Plans, and Spot.

🚀 Cloudflare announced a unified AI inference platform that lets developers call models from multiple providers through one API and a single billing plane. Using the same AI.run() binding for Workers, teams can switch providers with a one-line change; REST support is coming for other environments. The update adds default gateways, automatic retries, finer logging, and centralized cost monitoring to reduce latency, improve reliability, and control costs for agentic workflows.

🎬 At NAB Show 2026, Google Cloud presents an agentic media platform that embeds AI across production, distribution, and monetization. Partners such as Avid (Content Core), Backlight (Iconik), and Brahma.ai showcase cloud-native tools that add searchable metadata, AI-driven editing assistants, and secure digital likenesses. The ecosystem also highlights Bitmovin, VionLabs, and Zixi to optimize delivery, discovery, and broadcast reliability.

🔗 Cloudflare now enables developers to create and manage PlanetScale Postgres and MySQL databases directly from the Cloudflare dashboard and API, with billing to your Cloudflare account launching next month. The integration uses Hyperdrive to provide managed connection pools and query caching so Workers can run fast, reliable SQL queries with standard Postgres clients. Configuration is simple: add a Hyperdrive binding to your Worker and connect using the connection string provided, allowing low-latency global access and familiar PlanetScale tooling.

🗂 Artifacts is a Git-compatible, versioned filesystem built for agent-first workflows. It enables programmatic repo creation, credential issuance, and commit operations via a REST API or a native Workers API while remaining accessible to any standard Git client. Cloudflare implements Artifacts on Durable Objects with a Zig-to-WASM Git engine and supports import, forking, git-notes, and session-scoped repositories. The feature is in private beta for paid Workers plans, with a public beta expected in early May.

🔍 Cloudflare introduced AI Search, a plug-and-play search primitive that provides a unified retrieval layer for agents, support bots, and coding assistants. It pairs hybrid semantic (vector) and BM25 keyword matching, managed storage, and built-in vector indexes so developers can create instances at runtime without provisioning separate infrastructure. The service integrates with Workers, the Agents SDK, and Wrangler, supports metadata boosts and cross-instance queries, and can optionally rerank results with a cross-encoder.

🚀 Claude Opus 4.7 is now available in Amazon Bedrock, delivering Anthropic’s most capable Opus release with improvements across coding, professional knowledge work, visual understanding, and long-running task handling. Served via Bedrock’s next-generation inference engine, Opus 4.7 offers enterprise features such as zero operator data access, dynamic traffic routing, and improved scalability. The model enhances agentic coding, systems engineering, long-horizon reasoning, and high-resolution image support, and is available in select AWS Regions.

✉️ Cloudflare has opened Email Sending to public beta, enabling applications and agents to send transactional email directly from Workers or via REST and SDKs. The service pairs with Email Routing to provide full bidirectional workflows—receive, process, persist, and reply—without external infrastructure. Built-in deliverability features (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) and global delivery on Cloudflare’s network simplify operations. Tooling additions include a Workers binding, MCP server, Wrangler CLI commands, a Cloudflare Email skill, and an open-source Agentic Inbox reference app.

🤖 Agent Lee is an in-dashboard AI assistant that understands your Cloudflare account and can troubleshoot, visualize, and modify resources on demand. Built on Cloudflare primitives like Workers, Durable Objects, and the Agents SDK, it uses a TypeScript Codemode to generate server-side calls that run through a sandboxed MCP proxy. Write operations require explicit user approval via an elicitation gate, and the beta — serving ~18,000 daily users and ~250k tool calls per day — is available now.

🧠 Project Think is Cloudflare’s next-generation Agents SDK, introducing primitives and an opinionated base class to build long-running, serverless AI agents. It combines durable execution with fibers, isolated sub-agents (Facets) backed by per-agent SQLite, persistent tree-structured sessions, and sandboxed code execution via Dynamic Workers and @cloudflare/codemode. The Think base class wires workspace, toolchains, resumable streams, and extensions together so developers can deploy resumable, auditable agents that cost nothing when idle.

🔒 The new Aurora DSQL Connector for PHP (PDO_PGSQL) simplifies building PHP applications on Aurora DSQL by automating IAM token generation, SSL configuration, and connection pooling. It removes the need for static user-managed passwords while maintaining full compatibility with existing PDO_PGSQL features. The connector also offers opt-in optimistic concurrency control (OCC) retries with exponential backoff and supports custom IAM credential providers and AWS profiles to streamline credential management and client retry logic.

🚀 Amazon Web Services has made EC2 M8i and M8i‑flex instances available in AWS GovCloud (US‑West). Powered by AWS‑exclusive Intel Xeon 6 processors, the instances deliver up to 15% better price‑performance and 2.5x memory bandwidth versus prior Intel‑based generations, and up to 20% higher performance than M7i variants. AWS cites workload gains of up to 30% for PostgreSQL, 60% for NGINX web workloads, and 40% for deep learning recommendation models. M8i‑flex targets common sizes for cost‑efficient general purpose use, while M8i supports large, SAP‑certified and bare‑metal options including a new 96xlarge.

🚀 Amazon Web Services has made EC2 R8i and R8i-flex instances available in the AWS GovCloud (US‑West) Region. Powered by custom Intel Xeon 6 processors exclusive to AWS, these instances deliver up to 15% better price-performance and 2.5x more memory bandwidth compared with prior Intel-based generations. R8i offers 13 sizes including two bare-metal options and a new 96xlarge for the largest workloads, while R8i-flex provides common memory-optimized sizes from large to 16xlarge for applications that don’t fully utilize vCPUs. Both families are SAP-certified and targeted at memory-intensive databases, web services, analytics, and recommendation models.