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AWS Weekly Roundup: Jamba 1.5 family, Llama 3.2, Amazon EC2 C8g and M8g instances and more (Sep 30, 2024)

  • AWS has launched the Jamba 1.5 Large and 1.5 Mini models available in Amazon Bedrock, offering a 256K context window for lengthy document analysis and native support for structured JSON output and function calling.
  • AWS Lambda now supports Amazon Linux 2023 runtimes in AWS GovCloud, featuring smaller deployment footprints and updated libraries.
  • Amazon SageMaker Studio now supports automatic shutdown of idle applications with administrators able to set idle shutdown times for control on SageMaker instances.
  • Amazon S3 is implementing a default 128 KB minimum object size for S3 Lifecycle transition rules to any S3 storage class to decrease transition requests and reduce transition costs.
  • AWS Lake Formation centralized access control for Amazon Redshift data sharing is now available in 11 additional regions, enabling granular permissions management and supporting tag-based access control for improved security and management.
  • Llama 3.2 generative AI models is now available in Amazon Bedrock, providing 90B and 11B parameter multimodal models for advanced reasoning tasks, and 3B and 1B text-only models for edge devices.
  • AWS Resource Access Manager (RAM) can now share phone numbers, sender IDs, phone pools, and opt-out lists to enhance flexibility and control for SMS messaging.
  • AWS Serverless Application Repository now supports AWS PrivateLink, enabling direct connection from Amazon VPC without internet exposure for improved security.
  • Amazon SageMaker with MLflow now supports AWS PrivateLink for secure traffic routing, providing enhanced security for machine learning and generative AI experimentation using MLflow.
  • Introducing Amazon EC2 C8g and M8g Instances featuring enhanced performance for compute-intensive and general-purpose workloads, with up to three times more vCPUs and memory to improve data processing, scalability, and cost-efficiency across various applications.

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