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AWS Lambda durable functions expand into 16 regions

🚀 AWS has expanded Lambda durable functions into 16 additional regions, enabling developers to run orchestrated, multi-step serverless workflows closer to users and data. The feature adds primitives like steps and waits to checkpoint progress, recover from failures, and pause execution without incurring compute charges for on‑demand functions. You can enable durable functions for Python 3.13/3.14, Node.js 22/24, or Java 17+ via the API, Console, SDK, or IaC tools such as CloudFormation, SAM, and CDK.
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CrowdStrike Adds Real-Time CDR Support for Google Cloud

🔒 CrowdStrike expanded real-time cloud detection and response (CDR) to Google Cloud, ingesting Google Cloud activity into the Falcon Cloud Security detection pipeline. The beta capability analyzes cloud telemetry in real time and integrates with the broader Falcon platform, threat intelligence and CrowdStrike Charlotte AI to accelerate hunting and investigations. The company also added Kubernetes control plane detections for GKE and regional Google Cloud infrastructure support to help meet data residency requirements.
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Amazon OpenSearch Service Adds Rollback for Updates

🔁 Amazon has added a rollback capability for Amazon OpenSearch Service service software updates, allowing administrators to revert a domain to a previous software state if issues occur. Rollbacks use a blue/green deployment model and must be initiated within 15 days of an applied update via the new RollbackServiceSoftwareUpdate API, the AWS CLI, or the management console. The option is available in all Regions where the service is offered.
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SageMaker Studio Enables IAM Identity Center Multi-Region

🌐 Amazon SageMaker now supports multi-region replication from IAM Identity Center (IdC), allowing administrators to deploy SageMaker Unified Studio domains in regions separate from their IdC instance. This capability preserves centralized single sign-on while enabling data residency and sovereignty controls. It is aimed at enterprise and regulated customers who need to process sensitive data in specific jurisdictions without fragmenting identity management.
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Amazon EKS Hybrid Nodes gateway simplifies hybrid networking

🔗 Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) introduces the Amazon EKS Hybrid Nodes gateway to automate networking between an EKS cluster VPC and Kubernetes Pods running on EKS Hybrid Nodes. The gateway removes the need to make on‑premises pod networks routable and avoids extensive coordination with network teams by automatically maintaining VPC route tables as workloads scale. Deployed to Amazon EC2 instances via Helm, the gateway also enables control-plane-to-webhook, pod-to-pod, and AWS service connectivity (ALB, NLB, Amazon Managed Service for Prometheus). The codebase is open source and the feature is available in all Regions where EKS Hybrid Nodes is supported, excluding China Regions. AWS offers the gateway itself at no additional charge; customers pay for underlying EC2 and data transfer costs.
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AWS Marketplace Adds Automated VAT Invoicing and Payouts

🧾 AWS Marketplace now provides a unified, self-service workflow for sellers to submit VAT invoices and receive automated VAT disbursements under deemed supply rules in the EU, UK, and Norway. Sellers can use the AWS Marketplace Management portal or AWS Partner Central to submit invoices, track status in real time, and consolidate multiple deemed supply transactions into a single periodic invoice when they share the same AWS EMEA branch and currency. The system validates required fields and disburses VAT after buyer payment, while supporting pre-submission so payments are processed once conditions are satisfied. Enhanced Seller Reports assist reconciliation and audit readiness and remove prior manual steps and separate platform onboarding.
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AWS Transform custom expands to six additional Regions

🚀 AWS has expanded AWS Transform custom to six additional Regions — Asia Pacific (Mumbai, Tokyo, Seoul, Sydney), Canada (Central), and Europe (London). The service enables organizations to modernize and transform code at scale using AWS-managed and customizable transformations to upgrade languages, migrate frameworks, optimize performance, and analyze codebases. Transformations learn from engagements to improve accuracy, and the expansion brings total availability to eight Regions, improving local access and compliance.
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Amazon MSK Serverless Now Available in 13 More Regions

🚀 Amazon announced general availability of Amazon MSK Serverless in 13 additional AWS Regions across Asia Pacific, Europe, Israel, and Mexico. The serverless cluster type eliminates manual capacity provisioning by automatically scaling compute and storage, allowing teams to run Apache Kafka workloads on demand. This expansion improves regional availability and can reduce latency and operational overhead for streaming applications.
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Ads Advisor adds safety and automation to Google Ads

🔒 Ads Advisor in Google Ads is gaining three agentic safety features to streamline policy compliance, account protection and certification management. Real-Time Policy Reviews scan accounts and websites to flag complex violations, explain the issue and confirm fixes before you appeal. A 24/7 security monitoring layer and security insights dashboard surface personalized recommendations and support passkeys. Ads Advisor will also detect certificate requirements and either auto-grant or facilitate one-click applications; these Gemini-powered capabilities arrive in the coming months and initially roll out to English accounts globally.
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Amazon EC2 G7e Instances Reach Los Angeles Local Zones

🚀 AWS has made Amazon EC2 G7e instances generally available in the Los Angeles Local Zone (us-west-2-lax-1b), bringing high-performance GPU compute closer to end users. G7e instances combine NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition GPUs with 5th-generation Intel Xeon Scalable (Emerald Rapids) processors to support creative workflows such as studio workstations, VFX editing, color correction, and enhanced real-time rendering. They are also targeted at AI workloads including LLM deployment, inference, and agentic AI at the edge; availability is via On Demand and Savings Plans and you can enable the Local Zone through AWS Global View or launch instances from the EC2 console, AWS CLI, and SDKs.
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Amazon Location Service Adds Bulk Address Validation

📍 Amazon Location Service now supports bulk address validation for the United States, Canada, Australia, and the United Kingdom, enabling large-scale address cleaning, standardization, and correction. The feature checks addresses against authoritative postal data, returns confidence and deliverability indicators, and can optionally include geocodes for US, Canada, and Australia. Customers submit jobs via the new Jobs API by uploading records to their own Amazon S3 buckets and retrieving enriched results when processing completes.
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Amazon Aurora Serverless Platform Version 4 Update

⚡ Amazon Aurora Serverless now runs on platform version 4, delivering up to 30% improved performance and an enhanced scaling algorithm that better understands bursty, idle, and unpredictable workloads, including agentic AI applications. The update shifts capacity allocation so the service scales with agents rather than against them and continues to scale down to zero when idle. New clusters, restores, and clones default to version 4; existing clusters can upgrade via maintenance actions, stop/start, or blue/green deployments. Verify platform version in the AWS Console or via the RDS API using ServerlessV2PlatformVersion.
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AWS Backup Adds Aurora DSQL and Redshift Serverless

🛡️ AWS Backup now supports including Amazon Redshift Serverless namespaces and Amazon Aurora DSQL clusters directly as resource types in AWS Organizations backup policies. Organization administrators can create policy rules that explicitly target these resource types across member accounts rather than relying on tag-based selections or backing up all resources. The capability is available in all AWS Commercial and GovCloud Regions where AWS Backup and the services are offered. For implementation, consult the AWS Organizations backup policies documentation or use the AWS Backup console.
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Amazon Quick Automate Adds Shared In-App File Storage

📁 Amazon Quick Automate now offers built-in shared file storage that enables automation builders and business users to upload, download, and share files directly within automation groups. The drag-and-drop interface removes the need for external services or connector configuration previously required for file inputs and outputs. Files are immediately accessible across automations, simplifying multi-step workflows, lookups, and reporting.
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Amazon Quick Automate adds APIs to trigger automations

🔁 Amazon Quick Automate now provides StartAutomationJob and DescribeAutomationJob APIs that let external applications start automations and retrieve job status and structured outputs programmatically. Developers can pass typed input schemas and integrate automations into event-driven workflows. The APIs are available via AWS SDK and CLI across supported Regions. Common uses include invoking automations from application events, coordinating multi-service tasks, and running batch operations with dynamic inputs.
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Amazon Connect Adds Priority Dialing for Outbound Campaigns

📞 Amazon Web Services announced that Amazon Connect Outbound Campaigns can now dial contacts in a configurable priority order using up to 10 profile attributes for voice campaigns and voice activities in journeys. Initial attempts are prioritized over reattempts to preserve ordering during campaign execution. The capability is available in all AWS Regions where Outbound Campaigns is offered at no additional cost and is configured via Amazon Connect Customer Profiles. This enhancement helps agents focus on higher-value or time-sensitive contacts, improving campaign effectiveness and conversion rates.
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Amazon EBS allows four volume modifications in Europe

🔧 Amazon Elastic Block Store (Amazon EBS) in the AWS European Sovereign Cloud (Germany) Region now supports up to four Elastic Volumes modifications per volume within a rolling 24‑hour window. Elastic Volumes lets you increase size, change type, or adjust performance without detaching volumes or restarting instances. The enhancement is automatically available and permits starting a new modification immediately after the previous one completes, improving operational agility for sudden data growth or workload spikes.
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Amazon Quick Automate Adds Export/Import Migration

🔁 Quick Automate now supports secure export and import of automation versions across automation groups, AWS accounts, and Regions. The feature packages workflows, runtime configuration, and step metadata into an encrypted link protected by AWS KMS; export links remain valid for 12 hours and are reusable, eliminating repeated exports. It speeds promotion between environments and enables point-in-time snapshots for recovery. Note that connectors, credentials, and human-in-the-loop queues are excluded and must be reconfigured.
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Amazon EVS Adds Microsoft Windows Server Licensing

🔔 Amazon Elastic VMware Service (Amazon EVS) now provides Microsoft Windows Server licensing entitlements, allowing customers to migrate or create Windows Server VMs in EVS and obtain licensing directly from AWS. Administrators configure an EVS connector to their VMware vCenter and supply VM IDs via the console or CLI. Licensing is charged on a per vCPU‑hour basis and can be added or removed at any time; the feature is available in all Regions where EVS is offered.
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Amazon Connect Expands Voice AI to More Regions and Locales

🎙 Amazon Connect expands agentic speech-to-speech voice AI to three additional AWS Regions — Asia Pacific (Seoul), Asia Pacific (Singapore), and Europe (Frankfurt) — and introduces new locales including Australian English, British English, Singaporean English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Korean. These updates let organizations deliver more natural, human-like voice AI experiences across a broader geographic footprint. Amazon Connect's agentic self-service agents understand, reason, and act across voice and messaging channels, adapting responses to customer tone and sentiment to automate routine and complex service tasks.
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