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Amazon Web Services has launched AWS Supply Chain, a new application aimed at enhancing supply chain visibility and decision-making. The application aggregates data across various supply chain systems, allowing businesses to respond effectively to risks and optimize costs. Customers like Lifetime Brands and Traeger Grills report improved forecasting accuracy and inventory management. Currently in preview in the U.S. and Europe, AWS Supply Chain aims to support companies in navigating unprecedented supply chain volatility while enhancing customer experiences.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has launched three new EC2 instance types featuring advanced chips designed to enhance computing performance and reduce costs. The Hpc7g instances, powered by Graviton3E chips, deliver up to 2x better floating-point performance and superior pricing for HPC workloads. C7gn instances utilize Nitro Cards to provide the highest network bandwidth and packet performance, improving efficiency for network-intensive tasks. Inf2 instances, featuring Inferentia2 chips, support large deep learning models with improved cost efficiency and low latency. These advancements demonstrate AWS's commitment to innovation in cloud computing.

Amazon Security Lake, introduced by Amazon Web Services at AWS re:Invent, is a new service designed to centralize an organization’s security data from various cloud and on-premises sources into a customizable data lake. The service automates data aggregation, normalization in compliance with the Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework, and offers enhanced analytics capabilities. Customers, including FINRA, Salesforce, and Tinder, can utilize this service to improve threat detection and incident response while maintaining compliance with regional data requirements.

Amazon has launched Amazon DataZone, a new data management service designed to enhance data governance and accessibility. It allows organizations to catalog, discover, share, and manage data across various sources, including AWS and on-premises systems. Key customers like ENGIE, Fox Corporation, and Itaú are set to benefit from improved data collaboration and decision-making capabilities. DataZone leverages machine learning to streamline data cataloging and governance, ensuring secure access while enabling users to derive insights quickly. For more details, visit aws.amazon.com/datazone.

Amazon announced two new integrations at AWS re:Invent aimed at enhancing data analysis capabilities for customers. The zero-ETL integration between Amazon Aurora and Amazon Redshift allows near real-time analysis of large transactional datasets without the need for custom data pipelines. Additionally, the Amazon Redshift integration for Apache Spark simplifies the process of running Spark applications on Redshift data, optimizing analytic and machine learning workflows. These advancements position AWS as a leader in seamless data management and analytics.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced at AWS re:Invent that it aims to be water positive by 2030, committing to return more water to communities than it consumes. In 2021, AWS achieved a global water use efficiency metric of 0.25 liters of water per kilowatt-hour. The initiative includes investments in water replenishment projects across India, the UK, and the US, providing over 823 million liters of water annually. AWS focuses on improving water efficiency, utilizing sustainable sources, and enhancing community water reuse.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has launched its second AWS infrastructure Region in India, the AWS Asia Pacific (Hyderabad) Region. This initiative includes an investment exceeding $4.4 billion, expected to create over 48,000 jobs annually by 2030. The new region will enhance system resilience and lower latency for Indian customers, supporting various sectors such as finance and education. AWS now operates 96 Availability Zones across 30 regions globally, poised to drive India's digital transformation and GDP growth by approximately $7.6 billion by 2030.