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AWS Surpasses Wall Street Estimates in Q4 Earnings

Amazon Web Services reached new heights in its fiscal fourth quarter, reporting $7.4 billion in revenue as part of Thursday's earnings release.

Cisco's ACI Intent-Based Networking Solution Coming to AWS Cloud

Networking giant Cisco Systems is bringing its Application Centric Infrastructure solution to public cloud platforms -- including Amazon Web Services -- in a major extension program called ACI Anywhere.

Monitoring Firm AppDynamics Unveils AWS Lambda Offering

AppDynamics, known for its application and networking monitoring solutions, unveiled a new offering specifically for its users leveraging the AWS Lambda service for serverless computing with microservices.

AWS Partner's Data Reveals Most Popular Amazon Cloud Products of 2018

2nd Watch mined its internal data to determine the most popular products in the Amazon cloud used by its customers, finding that Big Data and machine learning lead the way.

AWS Launches Managed Backup Service

Amazon Web Services this week announced the availability of AWS Backup, which it describes as a "fully-managed, centralized backup service."

Bsquare Taps AWS Cloud for IoT Services

Industrial Internet of Things specialist Bsquare said it's collaborating with Amazon Web Services to expand and provide its cloud services.

Windows Server 2019 Comes to AWS

Amazon Web Services announced the first Amazon Machine Images for Windows Server 2019, which was debuted by Microsoft last October.

AWS Announces DocumentDB Service Based on MongoDB Code and Open Source Community Complains

The new release revived controversy around the issue of cloud platforms tweaking and optimizing open source code to be included in their for-pay services.

2018 Ends with One More AWS Exposed Data Mishap

As if to highlight the continuing dangers of misconfigured Amazon cloud data stores, 2018 closed out with the announcement of one more mishap on New Year's Eve.

Verizon DevKit Targets IoT Projects on AWS Cloud

With big things forecast for the Internet of Things in 2019, Verizon has provided a development kit to help Amazon cloud users get started.

Top 10 AWS Headlines of 2018

From new product milestones to the cloud market share race between Microsoft Azure and AWS, here are the most popular news articles of the past year.

New AWS Quick Starts: TIBCO Data Science, Cloud Analytics, Cisco/IBM Blockchains, More

Machine learning, Cisco and IBM blockchain platforms, and cloud analytics using Informatica and Tableau Software offerings are all covered under the latest batch of AWS Quick Starts, along with more.

Cockroach Labs to Customers: Go with AWS over Google Cloud

'Cloud-agnostic' firm's testing shows AWS edge in throughput, latency, CPU, network, I/O and cost.

Free Training Offered for New AWS Services

Amazon Web Services is offering free training courses to help customers learn about the new cloud services unveiled at last week's re:Invent conference.

New AWS Security Hub Shows Alerts, Compliance Info

There's a new one-stop shop for users to monitor and manage security alerts and compliance information coming from a range of services on the Amazon Web Services cloud.

Versa Partners for SD-WAN Access to AWS Cloud

Versa Networks announced it's teaming up with various industry partners to offer secure software-defined wide-area network (SD-WAN) solutions customized for the Amazon Web Services cloud.

AWS Details SageMaker Improvements

Amazon Web Services launched several enhancements to SageMaker, its machine learning platform, at this week's re:Invent conference.

AWS Announces Tools To Manage Machine Learning Workloads

In a bid to reduce the time, compute resources and costs required to train machine learning models, Amazon Web Services announced new tools at re:Invent this week to lighten the load.

AWS Opens More AI Capabilities to App Developers

At its re:Invent conference this week, AWS described new tools aimed at helping developers add more AI functionality to their apps without extensive coding or machine learning expertise.

With Arm-Based 'Graviton' Chips, AWS Takes Aim at Intel

Amazon Web Services announced some important news at this week's re:Invent conference for datacenter managers watching the rapidly evolving Arm processor market.

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