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Amazon MWAA Now Available in Asia Pacific (Thailand)

🚀 Amazon Managed Workflows for Apache Airflow (MWAA) is now available in the AWS Region Asia Pacific (Thailand). The managed service delivers the familiar Apache Airflow orchestration platform with AWS-managed infrastructure, offering improved scalability, availability, and security while removing the operational burden of maintaining clusters. Customers in Thailand can deploy workflows closer to their data, helping reduce latency and address data residency needs. Consult the documentation and AWS region table to plan deployments and verify service limits.
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Palo Alto Networks Builds Multi-Tenant Unified Data Platform

🚀Palo Alto Networks partnered with Google Cloud to replace a brittle single-tenant data pipeline model with a unified, multi-tenant Unified Data Platform powered by Dataflow, Pub/Sub and BigQuery. The migration consolidated more than 30,000 pipelines into a shared, autoscaling platform that processes billions of events daily. The change delivered roughly 30% compute cost savings, faster onboarding, and reduced operational overhead, enabling engineers to refocus on analytics and threat detection.
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AWS Outposts now supports multiple LGW routing domains

🖧 AWS now supports multiple local gateway (LGW) routing domains on Outposts racks, allowing you to create up to 10 isolated routing domains per Outpost. Each domain has independent route tables, its own LGW VIF Group, and dedicated BGP sessions to on‑premises networks, enabling traffic separation and simultaneous use of Customer-owned IP (CoIP) and Direct VPC Routing (DVR). The capability is available on second‑generation Outposts racks at no additional charge and can be configured through the AWS Management Console or the AWS CLI.
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AWS Outposts: Multiple LGW Routing Domains for Segmentation

🔁 AWS Outposts racks now support up to 10 isolated local gateway (LGW) routing domains per Outpost. Each domain has independent route tables, LGW VIF Groups, and BGP sessions, enabling traffic separation and preventing cross-domain routing while allowing both Customer-owned IP (CoIP) and Direct VPC Routing (DVR) on the same hardware. You can configure multiple LGW routing domains via the AWS Management Console or AWS CLI. This capability is available on second-generation Outposts racks at no additional charge.
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AWS Expands Second-Generation Outposts Racks to Regions

🚀Second-generation AWS Outposts racks are now supported in the South America (São Paulo) and Europe (Stockholm) Regions. Outposts racks extend AWS infrastructure, services, APIs, and tools into on-premises data centers and colocation facilities to provide a consistent hybrid experience. Customers can order racks connected to these Regions to optimize for latency and data residency requirements while maintaining centralized application management.
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Amazon S3 Storage Lens Now in AWS GovCloud (US) Regions

🔍 Amazon S3 Storage Lens is now available in AWS GovCloud (US) Regions, providing organization-wide visibility into object storage usage and activity. S3 Storage Lens delivers cost, data protection, and performance metrics to identify inefficient access patterns, incomplete multipart uploads, and buckets with non-current object versions. Free basic metrics include 14 days of history while advanced metrics offer extended retention and greater detail.
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Google rolls out ability to change @gmail.com address

✉️ Google has begun rolling out an option that lets users change their primary @gmail.com address to a new @gmail.com address. When changed, the previous address becomes an alias and continues to receive mail; account data (photos, messages, and existing emails) is preserved and accessible. You can sign in with either the old or new address, revert to the prior address at any time, and Google limits creation of additional new addresses for the same account over a 12‑month period; the new address cannot be deleted.
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ChatGPT improves chat-history search for Plus/Pro users

🔍 OpenAI is rolling out an upgrade to ChatGPT that improves chat-history search and recall. The new reference chat history option lets ChatGPT more reliably find details from past conversations and marks any past chat used to answer queries as a source you can open and review. The feature is currently rolling out to Plus and Pro subscribers. OpenAI also updated personality controls and improved dictation accuracy for all logged-in users.
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Amazon S3 on Second-Generation AWS Outposts Racks Support

📦 Amazon S3 on Outposts is now supported on second-generation AWS Outposts racks, offering 196 TB, 490 TB, and 786 TB storage tiers for on‑premises workloads. The update enables customers to use the same S3 APIs, security controls, and access management for local data residency, low-latency access, and on-site processing. It is available in all Regions and countries where second-generation racks are offered. Customers can select tiers optimized for production, backup, or archival use cases while maintaining familiar S3 management and features.
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AWS Deadline Cloud Adds Nuke CopyCat ML Training Support

🚀 AWS Deadline Cloud integrates with Foundry Nuke CopyCat, enabling machine learning training jobs for visual effects to run directly on cloud render farms. Artists can submit CopyCat training jobs to scale workloads, run multiple trainings in parallel, and free local workstations for creative work. Training and render jobs are tracked together in the Deadline Cloud interface for unified project monitoring. The integration is available in all AWS Regions where Deadline Cloud is supported.
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AWS Clean Rooms Adds Parameters to PySpark Templates

🧩 AWS Clean Rooms now supports parameters in PySpark analysis templates, allowing template authors to define input values that collaborators supply at job submission time without editing the template code. When a collaborator is approved to run an analysis, they submit parameter values directly to the PySpark job, enabling reusable templates and faster iteration. This feature lets partners vary time windows, geographic regions, and other inputs dynamically to adapt analyses. It supports collaboration across companies on AWS or Snowflake and helps accelerate time-to-insights for use cases like advertising attribution.
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Celebrating Fortinet's 2026 Customer Excellence Winners

🎉 Fortinet announced its 2026 Customer Excellence Award winners, recognizing organizations that have embedded security into core business strategy and delivered measurable outcomes. Awardees include Monolithic Power Systems, Wendy’s, Group 1 Automotive, Marvell Technologies, and Thames Water, showcasing advances in Secure SD‑WAN, OT protection, and security automation. The program highlights how the Fortinet Security Fabric enables consolidation, scalability, and operational resilience across industries.
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Amazon Connect adds scheduling metrics to data lake

🔔 Amazon Connect now delivers agent scheduling metrics directly into the Connect analytics data lake, making interval-level (15- or 30-minute) schedule data available for analysis. You can access forecasted headcount, scheduled headcount, and projected service level aggregated by forecast groups or broken down by demand groups. The data can be visualized in Amazon QuickSight or other BI tools to identify over- and under-staffing and reduce manual schedule reviews.
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Automating Just-In-Time Application Access with Tines

🔒 This article describes a pre-built Tines workflow that automates Just-In-Time (JIT) access to applications by orchestrating Okta, Jira, and Slack (or Teams) for request intake, approval, provisioning, and revocation. Users submit a self-service request via a customizable Tines Page; approvers receive interactive notifications and can approve instantly. On approval the workflow adds the user to the correct Okta group, logs actions in Jira for auditability, and enforces a timed revocation. The outcome is faster access for users, enforced least privilege, and a clear, auditable trail without manual click-ops.
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AWS Lambda Enables Cross-Account DynamoDB Streams Support

🔁 AWS Lambda now supports cross-account access for DynamoDB Streams event-source mappings, enabling streams in one account to trigger Lambda functions in another. By attaching a resource-based policy to a DynamoDB stream, owners can grant functions in other accounts permission to consume change events without replicating data. The capability is generally available across AWS Commercial and AWS GovCloud (US) Regions and can be configured via the Console, CLI, SDKs, CloudFormation, or APIs. This reduces operational overhead and simplifies multi-account event-driven architectures.
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Amazon Redshift Serverless Adds Queue-Based Controls

🔧 Amazon Redshift Serverless introduces queue-based query resource management. You can create dedicated query queues with customized monitoring rules and metrics-based predicates to control workload behavior, including automated responses such as aborting long-running or resource-heavy queries. Queues are assignable to user roles and query groups and operate independently, replacing prior workgroup-wide QMR. The feature is available in all regions that support Redshift Serverless and can be managed via the AWS Console and Redshift APIs.
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Amazon EBS allows up to four volume modifications daily

📦 Amazon EBS now permits up to four Elastic Volumes modifications per volume within a rolling 24-hour window. Elastic Volumes lets you increase size, change volume type, and adjust performance without detaching volumes or restarting instances, and you may start a new modification immediately after the previous one completes so long as fewer than four modifications were initiated in the prior 24 hours. This capability is automatically enabled in all commercial AWS Regions, AWS GovCloud (US) Regions, and China Regions.
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AWS Enables Granular Bedrock Operation Billing Labels

📊 AWS Data Exports now surfaces granular operation types for Amazon Bedrock in cost reports, replacing generic "Usage" labels with explicit operations such as InvokeModelInference and InvokeModelStreamingInference. These operation values appear in the line_item_operation column for Legacy CUR and CUR 2.0, the x_Operation column in FOCUS exports, and as Operation dimension values in the AWS Cost Explorer API. The change applies to all foundation models on Bedrock and is intended to help FinOps and cost optimization teams analyze and optimize model-driven spend.
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Amazon Bedrock: Granular Operation Visibility in Cost Reports

📊 AWS Data Exports now surfaces granular Amazon Bedrock operation types in billing outputs, replacing generic "Usage" labels with explicit actions such as InvokeModelInference and InvokeModelStreamingInference. These operation values appear in Legacy CUR and CUR 2.0 via the line_item_operation column, in FOCUS exports via x_Operation, and as Operation dimension values in the Cost Explorer API. The visibility applies across all Bedrock foundation models and is intended to help FinOps and cost optimization teams perform more precise usage tracking and billing analysis.
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ChatGPT's Upcoming Cross-Platform Feature Agora Spotted

🔍 OpenAI is internally testing a feature codenamed Agora, with references appearing in its web, Android, and iOS apps. The clues point to a potential cross-platform capability — possibly a unified client, a social or group interaction layer (reflecting the Greek meaning of 'agora'), or a communications feature that may leverage agora.ai's audio/video SDK. Observers also link the work to OpenAI's hardware experiments, and a recent update improved ChatGPT's dictation accuracy for logged-in users.
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