As one of its last announcement on a day chock-full with new tools and features, Amazon previewed a new security device for the internet of things. Called IOT Device Defender, the new service will monitor policies around devices to look for anomalies in device activity and support customized rules and auditing policies that a customer would want to put in place. The service will also… Read More
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It wouldn’t be a conference without some discussion of Internet of Things, one of the hot up and coming technologies. The thing about IoT is that it generates a ton of data and the question becomes how do you make sense of it all. To help, AWS launched a dedicated IoT analytics service called AWS IoT Analytics today at its re:Invent customer conference in Las Vegas. According to Tara… Read More
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Even YouTube is adding Stories. The popular format introduced by Snapchat, then adopted by Instagram, Skype, Facebook, Messenger and even some dating apps, is now making its way to YouTube as a new feature the company is calling “Reels.” To be clear, Reels is YouTube’s spin on Stories, not an exact copy. And Reels won’t live at the top of the app, as Stories do on… Read More
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Microsoft’s latest Windows 10 update, Fall Creators Update, is rolling out faster than its predecessor, Creators Update, while Surface Pro remains the number one form factor among Microsoft hardware.
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Source: Digital trends
Elon Musk’s make-or-break car delivers big on mileage, but at a price.
Source: CNET
With a complex new engine and semi-autonomous capabilities, the QX50 is Infiniti’s most advanced car yet.
Source: CNET
The new Amazon AWS DeepLens video camera wants to train developers on deep learning.
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In the southeastern US alone, one meter of sea level rise would inundate over 13,000 archaeological sites.
Source: Wired
As a recent flare-up around Expensify shows, behind every AI that analyzes your data, teams of human workers pick up the slack.
Source: Wired
At the re:Invent customer conference in Las Vegas today, AWS announced two new instance types designed for specific kinds of applications. The first is a generalized EC2 instance designed for developers who are trying to get a feel for the kinds of resources their application might require. These new M5 EC2 instances offer a set of typical resource allocations with optimized compute, memory… Read More
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