AWS FeedCustom document annotation for extracting named entities in documents using Amazon Comprehend Intelligent document processing (IDP), as defined by IDC, is an approach by which unstructured content and structured data is analyzed and extracted for use in downstream applications. IDP involves document reading, categorization, and data extraction, by using AI’s processes of computer vision…
AWS FeedAWS Lambda metrics support for Amazon Managed Service for Prometheus now available in AWS Distro for OpenTelemetry In this blog post, intern engineers Karen Xu and Kelvin Lo describe how they added metric support to the OpenTelemetry and AWS Distro for OpenTelemetry Lambda layers, and built and tested the metric pipeline to generate, collect,…
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AWS FeedOptimize costs by up to 70% with new Amazon T3 Dedicated Hosts This post is written by Andy Ward, Senior Specialist Solutions Architect, and Yogi Barot, Senior Specialist Solutions Architect. Customers have been taking advantage of Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) Dedicated Hosts to enable them to use their eligible software licenses from vendors such…
AWS FeedAnalyzing The ForcedEntry Zero-Click iPhone Exploit Used By Pegasus Threats Analyst Citizen Lab has released a report on a new iPhone threat dubbed ForcedEntry. This zero-click exploit seems to be able to circumvent Apple’s BlastDoor security, and allow attackers access to a device without user interaction.
AWS FeedHow Amazon CodeGuru Reviewer helps Gridium maintain a high quality codebase Gridium creates software that lets people run commercial buildings at a lower cost and with less energy. Currently, half of the world lives in cities. Soon, nearly 70% will, while buildings utilize 40% of the world’s electricity. In the U.S. alone, commercial real…