All news with #product launch tag

🚀 Deploy the official n8n Docker image to Cloud Run in minutes to run scalable, serverless AI workflows. Cloud Run scales from zero and persists data in Cloud SQL while you only pay for active usage. The post shows how to call Gemini as the agent LLM and optionally connect workflows to Google Workspace via OAuth for Gmail, Calendar, and Drive. For production, follow the n8n docs to add Secrets Manager, Cloud SQL, and Terraform-based deployment.

🔐 Cloudflare unveiled a self‑serve BYOIP API enabling customers to onboard and manage their own IP prefixes via automated workflows. The new flow replaces manual LOA reviews with a two-step validation that uses RPKI ROAs plus either IRR route-object modification or a reverse DNS validation token. Cloudflare will auto-generate LOA-style documentation for operators that still require it and enforces a default service binding to prevent accidental prefix blackholing. The initial rollout supports prefixes originated from AS13335 and is designed to shorten deployment timelines while strengthening routing security.

🤖 Google appears set to release two new models: Gemini 3 Pro, optimized for coding and general use, and Nano Banana 2 (codenamed GEMPIX2), focused on realistic image generation. Gemini 3 Pro was listed on Vertex AI as "gemini-3-pro-preview-11-2025" and is expected to begin rolling out in November with a reported 1 million token context window. Nano Banana 2 was also spotted on the Gemini site and could ship as early as December 2025.

🚀 AWS announces that AWS B2B Data Interchange is now available in the AWS Europe (Ireland) Region, enabling customers to build scalable, cost-efficient EDI workloads locally. The service automates validation, transformation, and generation of EDI files such as ANSI X12, converting to and from JSON and XML to support modern integrations. The regional launch also brings the generative AI mapping capability to Ireland, simplifying mapping code development and accelerating trading partner onboarding.

🚀 Amazon Keyspaces (for Apache Cassandra) is now available in the Middle East (UAE) Region, enabling customers to run Cassandra-compatible applications with lower latency and keep data within the Region to meet data residency requirements. The fully managed, serverless service supports point-in-time recovery, Multi-Region replication, CDC streams, and IPv6, allowing teams to scale without operating Cassandra clusters. Customers pay only for resources used and can use familiar CQL to build high-throughput applications.

🚀 Cloudflare has open-sourced tokio-quiche, an async QUIC library that combines its quiche transport implementation with the Tokio async runtime. The project provides a battle-tested integration for async UDP I/O and HTTP/3, delivering low-latency, high-throughput handling of millions of requests per second without requiring developers to wire a sans-io stack. tokio-quiche includes an HTTP/3-focused driver, examples, and abstractions such as ApplicationOverQuic so teams can build clients and servers more quickly. It already powers Cloudflare Proxy B in Apple iCloud Private Relay, Oxy-based proxies, and Warp’s MASQUE client, and aims to accelerate broader adoption of HTTP/3 and QUIC.

🚀 Google Cloud announced general availability of Ironwood, its seventh-generation TPU, alongside a new family of Arm-based Axion VMs. Ironwood is optimized for large-scale training, reinforcement learning, and high-volume, low-latency inference, with claims of 10x peak performance over TPU v5p and multi-fold efficiency gains versus TPU v6e (Trillium). The architecture supports superpods up to 9,216 chips, 9.6 Tb/s inter‑chip interconnect, up to 1.77 PB shared HBM, and Optical Circuit Switching for dynamic fabric routing. Complementary software and orchestration updates — including Cluster Director, MaxText improvements, vLLM support, and GKE Inference Gateway — aim to reduce time-to-first-token and serving costs, while Axion N4A/C4A instances provide ARM-based CPU options for cost-sensitive inference and data-prep workloads.

🔧 Google Cloud is introducing C4A metal, a bare-metal instance class powered by its Arm-based Axion processors, entering preview soon. Designed for workloads that require direct hardware access and Arm-native compatibility, C4A metal delivers 96 vCPUs, 768 GB DDR5 memory, up to 100 Gbps networking, and support for Google Cloud Hyperdisk variants. C4A metal targets Android development, automotive simulation, CI/CD, security workloads, and custom hypervisors by eliminating nested virtualization overhead and preserving Arm instruction-set parity.

🚀 Google Cloud has introduced the Axion-based N4A VM series in preview, positioned as the most cost-effective N-series to date with up to 2× better price-performance and 80% better performance-per-watt versus comparable x86 VMs. Available on Compute Engine, GKE, Dataproc and Batch, N4A supports up to 64 vCPUs, 512 GB DDR5, 50 Gbps networking, Custom Machine Types and new Hyperdisk storage profiles (Balanced, Throughput, ML). Early customers report substantial cost and performance gains.

🔒 Amazon Web Services (AWS) published a whitepaper, Overview of the AWS European Sovereign Cloud, available in English, German, and French, outlining the planned design and objectives. The document describes a new, independent cloud for Europe supported by a €7.8 billion investment and a target launch of the first Region in the State of Brandenburg, Germany by the end of 2025. It highlights dedicated physical infrastructure, logical isolation, EU-based corporate governance, and continued access to the full AWS service portfolio while addressing data sovereignty and law enforcement processes.

🧠 AWS has announced general availability of new Amazon EC2 R8a memory-optimized instances powered by 5th Gen AMD EPYC processors (Turin) with up to 4.5 GHz. R8a delivers up to 30% higher performance, up to 19% better price-performance and 45% more memory bandwidth versus R7a. Available in 12 sizes (including 2 bare metal) and SAP-certified, R8a targets latency-sensitive, memory-intensive workloads and supports Savings Plans, On-Demand and Spot purchasing.

🔧 The preview of the Data Engineering Agent in BigQuery introduces a Gemini-powered assistant that automates pipeline development, maintenance, and migrations. The agent converts natural-language requirements into SQL, enforces engineering best practices, and supports custom instructions and UDFs to reflect organizational logic. Integrated with Dataplex, it uses governance metadata to improve table descriptions, data quality assertions, and PII-aware handling, and it also generates documentation and troubleshooting guidance. The feature is available in preview via BigQuery Pipelines and the Dataform UI.

🔒 Microsoft has announced the preview of Signing Transparency, a cloud-managed service that records every software signature in an append-only ledger protected by confidential computing. The service verifies and countersigns COSE envelopes, issues cryptographic receipts tied to a Merkle-tree inclusion proof, and keeps signing keys in a secure enclave. Organizations and auditors can independently verify releases, detect tampering, and retain receipts for compliance and incident response.

🔔 Google Cloud has made Cost Anomaly Detection generally available to provide an automatic safety net for unexpected cloud spend. Alerts are enabled by default for all projects and delivered to Billing Administrators, with preferences managed in the billing console and direct links to an Anomaly dashboard that shows suspected root causes. The GA release introduces AI-generated thresholds that learn from historical spending, a percentage-deviation filter to keep alerts relevant across project sizes, and cold-start handling so new accounts receive protection immediately. The feature is free and integrates with Cloud Budgets as part of Google Cloud’s FinOps capabilities.

🛡️ OpenAI Aardvark is an autonomous GPT-5-based agent that scans, analyzes and patches code by emulating a human security researcher. Rather than only flagging suspicious patterns, it maps repositories, builds contextual threat models, validates findings in sandboxes and proposes fixes via Codex, then rechecks changes to prevent regressions. OpenAI reports it found 92% of benchmark vulnerabilities and has already identified real issues in open-source projects, offering free coordinated scanning for selected non-commercial repositories.

🛡️ Kaspersky has introduced Kaspersky for Linux, extending its award-winning home security lineup to 64-bit Linux desktops and laptops. The product adapts the vendor's enterprise-grade Linux solution for home users and combines real-time monitoring, behavior-based detection, removable-media scanning, anti-phishing, online payment protection, and anti-cryptojacking. Distributed as DEB and RPM packages, installation requires a My Kaspersky account and a 30-day trial is available; subscription tier does not change Linux feature availability while GDPR readiness is pending.

🚀 SAP and AWS have expanded the SAP Cloud ERP on AWS (GROW) offering to the Europe (Frankfurt) region, delivering a full SaaS ERP solution that can be implemented in months rather than years. The service centers on SAP S/4HANA Cloud, Public edition and integrates HR, procurement, sales, finance, supply chain, and manufacturing with SAP Business AI–powered processes. Customers can leverage generative AI via Amazon Bedrock in the SAP generative AI hub and benefit from AWS Graviton processors' energy efficiency.

🔐 Aembit today announced Aembit Identity and Access Management (IAM) for Agentic AI, introducing Blended Identity and the MCP Identity Gateway to assign cryptographically verified identities and ephemeral credentials to AI agents. The solution extends the Aembit Workload IAM Platform to enforce runtime policies, apply least-privilege access, and maintain centralized audit trails for agent and human actions. Designed for cloud, on‑premises, and SaaS environments, it records every access decision and preserves attribution across autonomous and human-driven workflows.

🔒 The Model Context Protocol (MCP) Proxy for AWS is now generally available, offering a client-side proxy that lets MCP clients connect to remote, AWS-hosted MCP servers using AWS SigV4 authentication. It supports agentic development tools such as Amazon Q Developer CLI, Kiro, Cursor, and agent frameworks like Strands Agents, and interoperates with MCP servers built on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Gateway or Runtime. The open-source Proxy includes safety controls (read-only mode), configurable retry logic, and logging for troubleshooting, and can be installed from source, via Python package managers, or as a container to integrate with existing MCP-supported tools.

🔒 ThreatLocker has released DAC for macOS in Beta, extending its configuration-scanning capability to Apple endpoints. Using the existing ThreatLocker agent, the feature can scan Macs up to four times daily and surface risky settings—FileVault, firewall, sharing/remote access, admin accounts, Gatekeeper, update policies—directly in the same console used for Windows. Findings are grouped by endpoint and category and include step-by-step remediation plus mappings to frameworks such as CIS, NIST, ISO 27001, and HIPAA. The aim is to make misconfigurations visible and remediable before they become security incidents.