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AWS Marketplace Seller Reporting Adds Collection Visibility

📊 AWS announced collection visibility in AWS Marketplace Seller Reporting, adding up-to-date payment collection status to the Billed Revenue Dashboard and Billing Event Data Feed. The update lets sellers distinguish invoiced, collected, and disbursed amounts to close the gap between invoice creation and disbursement. Available in all Regions where Seller Reporting is offered; access via the Marketplace Management Portal → Insights → Finance Operations.
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Amazon ECS Supports tmpfs for Fargate and Managed Instances

🧰 Amazon Elastic Container Service now supports tmpfs mounts for Linux tasks running on AWS Fargate and Amazon ECS Managed Instances, extending functionality beyond the EC2 launch type. Tmpfs creates memory-backed filesystems exposed inside containers for fast temporary storage, caches, and short-lived secrets without writing to task storage. You enable it by adding a linuxParameters block with tmpfs entries in your task definition and specifying containerPath, size, and optional mountOptions; task definitions can be registered or updated via the console, AWS CLI, CloudFormation, or AWS CDK. This capability is available in all AWS Regions where ECS and Fargate are supported.
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Amazon MQ Adds HTTP-Based Auth for RabbitMQ Brokers

🔐 Amazon MQ now supports delegating RabbitMQ authentication and authorization to an HTTP endpoint. The capability is provided as a plugin for RabbitMQ 4.2 and later on Amazon MQ and is enabled by updating the broker configuration file. When provisioning, choose RabbitMQ 4.2 with the m7g instance type via the AWS Console, CLI, or SDKs, then edit the configuration to enable the plugin. The feature is available in all regions where Amazon MQ RabbitMQ 4 instances are offered.
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AWS Config Adds 21 New Resource Types for Monitoring

🔔 AWS Config now supports 21 additional AWS resource types across services such as Amazon EC2, Amazon SageMaker, and Amazon S3 Tables, enabling broader visibility into resource state and drift. If you have recording enabled for all resource types, these additions are tracked automatically and are available to use in Config rules and Config aggregators. The change helps teams discover, assess, and remediate resources more comprehensively.
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Cloud SQL for MySQL: Optimized Writes Boost Throughput

⚡ Cloud SQL for MySQL Enterprise Plus now includes optimized writes, an automated runtime tuning suite that adjusts MySQL configuration and I/O behavior to reduce write latency and increase throughput. Enabled by default on Enterprise Plus instances, the feature implements adaptive purge, adaptive I/O limits, sharded I/O, faster REDO recovery, and adaptive buffer-pool warmup. Google provides a reproducible sysbench benchmark and reports up to 3x write throughput improvements versus the Enterprise edition, with results varying by machine type and workload.
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Google Data Cloud updates: 2025 database and AI features

📢Google Cloud’s Data Cloud updates through mid‑2025 introduce new self‑service Looker features, expanded Model Context Protocol (MCP) support, and tighter AI-to-data integrations. Highlights include AlloyDB AI time‑series forecasting via AI.FORECAST, GA of Conversational Analytics powered by Gemini, and the MCP Toolbox and ADK to securely connect agents to BigQuery, Spanner, Cloud SQL, and Looker. Dataplex Universal Catalog now previews curated data products for governed, deployable datasets and AI use.
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Simplified import of CloudTrail Lake data into CloudWatch

📥 AWS today introduces a simplified workflow to import historical CloudTrail Lake event data directly into Amazon CloudWatch. You specify the CloudTrail Lake event data store (EDS) and a date range to initiate imports; the capability is supported via the AWS console, CLI, and SDK. The change lets teams consolidate operational, security, and compliance telemetry in one place. There’s no separate import charge, but standard CloudWatch custom logs pricing applies.
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ChatGPT Mobile Gains Thinking-Time Toggle for Plus Users

🤖 OpenAI is rolling out a mobile update that lets ChatGPT Plus subscribers select the Thinking time toggle, often called the model's 'juice', to enable longer, higher‑compute responses on mobile. Until now, Android devices routed Thinking requests through Standard Thinking, which uses less compute and cannot sustain long reasoning. On desktop, users could already switch between Standard Thinking and Extended Thinking, with Extended using more compute for complex queries. The rollout is gradual, the toggle is limited to ChatGPT Plus (the Go tier does not include it), and OpenAI also introduced new desktop formatting blocks and mini editor toolbars for richer task-specific outputs.
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Amazon Connect Dashboards Add Custom Dimension Filtering

📊 Amazon Connect dashboards now support filtering metrics by custom business dimensions such as business divisions, product lines, and customer segments. Using predefined attributes, administrators can create business dimensions to tailor dashboard views and compare key metrics across segments. This enables focused analysis of handle times, service levels, and other KPIs to identify training or staffing needs. Dashboards are available in all AWS commercial and GovCloud regions where Amazon Connect is offered.
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Microsoft Copilot Rolls Out GPT-5.2 Smart Plus Mode

🚀 Microsoft is rolling out GPT-5.2 to Copilot on web, Windows, and mobile as a free upgrade that will coexist with the existing GPT-5.1 model. The new option appears as a 'Smart Plus' mode and uses a 'Thinking' variant designed for more complex, multi-step tasks. OpenAI positions GPT-5.2 as its strongest model family yet, improving productivity for spreadsheets, presentations, coding, document understanding, image work, and tool use.
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Amazon OpenSearch UI adds CMK support and larger metadata

🔐 Amazon OpenSearch UI now supports AWS KMS customer managed keys (CMKs) and increases metadata size limits. You can create new OpenSearch UI applications with metadata encrypted using your own CMKs, helping meet regulatory and compliance requirements. The larger metadata limit enables richer, more complex queries, extensive visualizations, and large-scale dashboards. Both features are available in all regions that OpenSearch UI supports.
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Streamline IT and SecOps with Falcon Turnkey Automations

⚙️ Falcon for IT provides turnkey automations—prebuilt content packs that let operators query endpoints, run remediation, and enforce baseline configurations without custom scripts. Packs execute through the existing Falcon sensor and cover application resilience, file indexing, Linux device control, and operational tasks with CrowdStrike and partner-contributed content. Built-in dashboards surface pack activity and remediation outcomes to accelerate response and reduce operational overhead.
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Amazon Connect adds automated evaluations in five languages

📣 Amazon Connect now automates agent performance evaluations in Portuguese, French, Italian, German, and Spanish using generative AI. Managers can define custom evaluation criteria in natural language and receive AI-generated assessments with justifications in their preferred language. The feature also supports cross-language evaluation, producing English assessments from non-English conversations, and is available in eight AWS regions.
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ChatGPT adds formatting blocks to match task UIs today

📝 OpenAI has introduced 'formatting blocks' in ChatGPT, adjusting how the interface presents generated content to match the specific task users are performing. The update adds a compact editor toolbar that appears when text is highlighted in newer rich-text areas, such as email composition or writing drafts. Drafts are now shown as formatted documents users can edit inline, similar to Word or Gmail, rather than as plain chat messages. The feature is rolling out gradually and OpenAI plans to add support for additional formats over time.
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Google to Let Users Change Their @gmail.com Address

✉️ Google is rolling out a new option that lets users change their @gmail.com address or add a new @gmail.com alias from Account Settings. The capability appears to be in a limited rollout and was spotted via a support document currently visible in Hindi, suggesting regional testing. When applied, the original address will continue to receive mail and the account may effectively retain multiple active @gmail.com addresses. Google has not provided a public timeline for wider availability.
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OpenAI Tests 'Skills' for ChatGPT, Mirroring Claude

🛠️ OpenAI is testing a new ChatGPT feature called Skills, modeled on Anthropic's Claude Skills. Reports say the capability — codenamed 'hazelnuts' — will appear as slash commands and include a dedicated Skills editor plus an option to convert a custom GPT into a skill. Claude's Skills are folder-based instructions that can be composable, portable, efficient, and can include executable code; OpenAI's implementation appears to follow a similar design. Timing is unclear, but a January 2026 rollout is currently suggested.
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AWS Secrets Manager adds flexible secret sorting options

📌 AWS announced enhanced sorting for AWS Secrets Manager, enabling console and ListSecrets API users to sort secrets by name, last changed date, last accessed date, and creation date. The update expands the previous single-dimension creation-date sort to multiple dimensions, improving secret discovery, management, and operational workflows. The new sorting capabilities are available now in the Secrets Manager console and via the ListSecrets API across all AWS commercial and AWS GovCloud (US) Regions.
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Amazon RDS Adds MySQL 9.5 Innovation Release Preview

🚀 Amazon RDS for MySQL now supports the community MySQL 9.5 Innovation Release in the Amazon RDS Database Preview Environment, enabling customers to evaluate the latest innovation release on managed RDS instances. You can deploy Single‑AZ or Multi‑AZ instances on current‑generation instance classes; preview instances are retained for up to 60 days and snapshots are limited to the Preview Environment. Preview instances are priced the same as production RDS in the US East (Ohio) Region.
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CloudWatch: Org-wide Auto-Telemetry for Six Services

🔔 Amazon CloudWatch now supports organization-wide automatic telemetry configuration for six critical AWS services: AWS CloudTrail Management Events, AWS CloudTrail Data Events, Amazon Route 53 Resource Query Logs, Amazon EKS Control Plane logs, Network Load Balancer access logs, and AWS WAF WebACL logs. Administrators can create enablement rules that automatically apply logging for both existing and new resources using AWS Config service-linked recorders. This simplifies enforcement of consistent monitoring and audit practices at scale while adhering to CloudWatch and AWS Config billing models.
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Microsoft Teams to Enable Messaging Safety by Default

🔒Microsoft will automatically enable key messaging safety features in Teams for tenants still using default settings beginning January 12, 2026. The update enables weaponizable file type protection, malicious URL detection, and a false-positive reporting option; dangerous file types will be blocked and suspicious links labeled. Administrators who previously customized messaging safety will see no change; others should review and save settings in the Teams admin center before the deadline and update helpdesk documentation.
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