Recent Announcements from AWS

Introducing Amazon EC2 Instances Featuring AMD EPYC Processors         Newsletter     New for you       Introducing Amazon EC2 A1 Instances Powered By New Arm-based AWS Graviton Processors       Amazon EC2 Now Lets you Pause and Resume Your Workloads       AWS Lambda Supports Ruby       AWS Lambda Now Supports Custom Runtimes and Enables Sharing Common Code Between Functions       Announcing AWS Outposts       AWS Serverless Application Model Supports Nested Applications Using the AWS Serverless Application Repository       Introducing Firecracker, a New Virtualization Technology and Open Source Project for Running Multi-Tenant Container Workloads       AWS Step Functions Adds Eight More Service Integrations       AWS Fargate, Amazon EKS, and Amazon ECS now integrate with AWS Cloud Map       Introducing AWS License Manager       Coming soon - Amazon EFS Infrequent Access Storage Class       Amazon EFS now Supports 1000 File Systems per Account       Introducing Amazon FSx for Lustre       Introducing Amazon FSx for Windows File Server       Coming Soon – S3 Glacier Deep Archive for Long-Term Data Retention       Announcing Amazon Aurora Global Database       Announcing Amazon DynamoDB On-Demand       Announcing the Public Preview of Amazon RDS on VMware       AWS Snowball Edge Compute Optimized Is Now Generally Available       Introducing AWS Global Accelerator       Introducing AWS Transit Gateway       Introducing Elastic Fabric Adapter       Introducing AWS Cloud Map       Application Load Balancer can now Invoke Lambda Functions to Serve HTTP(S) Requests       The AWS Developer Tools Improve Continuous Delivery Support for AWS Fargate and Amazon ECS       Introducing the AWS Toolkit for PyCharm       AWS Well-Architected Tool Now Available       Introducing AWS Elemental MediaConnect       Introducing AWS Security Hub       Introducing Reinforcement Learning Support with Amazon SageMaker RL       Introducing Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth       Introducing Amazon Forecast – Now in Preview       Introducing Amazon Personalize - Now in Preview       Introducing Amazon Textract: Now in Preview—easily extract text and data from virtually any document       Introducing AWS DeepRacer       Announcing AWS Inferentia: Machine Learning Inference Chip       Introducing Dynamic Training for Deep Learning       AWS-Optimized TensorFlow Now Scales to 256 GPUs       Machine Learning on AWS: New Training, Certification, and Exam Prep Offerings       Introducing Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka (Amazon MSK) in Public Preview       AWS Marketplace Makes It Easier to Govern Software Procurement with Private Marketplace       AWS Announces New Container Products in AWS Marketplace       AWS Well-Architected Partner Program       AWS Marketplace Makes it Easier to Build Machine Learning Applications on Amazon SageMaker       AWS RoboMaker       Introducing Amazon Managed Blockchain       Introducing Amazon Quantum Ledger Database (QLDB)       AWS IoT Service Delivery Program       AWS Device Qualification Program       AWS Container Competency       Introducing Amazon EC2 C5n Instances Featuring 100 Gbps of Network Bandwidth     See all recent announcements     Events & Webinars       AWS Online Tech Talks   Register       AWS re:Invent recap   Register       Resources         TRENDING NOW:   AWS Well-Architected Framework   Download white paper         TRENDING NOW:   Architecting for the Cloud: AWS Best Practices   Download white paper       Deep Dive: Modernize Disaster Recovery With VMware Cloud On AWS   VMware and AWS will jointly discuss the disaster recovery challenges that our customers face and detail how they are leveraging VMware Cloud on AWS to overcome these.   Register Now     AWS on Twitter | AWS on Facebook | AWS on Twitch | AWS Blog | AWS Podcast My Account | Getting Started | Products | Solutions | Pricing | Partners | Documentation | Training | Events & Webinars | AWS Activate | Marketplace | What's New | Blog | Analyst Reports View Online | Forward to a Friend   We hope you enjoyed this email. If you'd rather not receive future emails from Amazon Web Services, unsubscribe here. Amazon Web Services, Inc. is a subsidiary of Amazon.com, Inc. Amazon.com is a registered trademark of Amazon.com. This message was produced and distributed by Amazon Web Services, Inc. and its affiliates, 410 Terry Ave. North, Seattle, WA 98109. © 2018, Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Read our Privacy Policy.

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