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COMPANY NEWS: Amazon Web Services (AWS) has, announced the launch of the Generative AI Partner Innovation Alliance which “will help scale and expand the reach of the  Generative AI Innovation Center (GenAIIC) - a program that helps customers successfully build and deploy generative AI solutions.

COMPANY NEWS:  In June, AWS Generative AI Spotlight program in Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ), a four-week accelerator program to nurture pre-seed and seed-stage ready startups in the region who are building generative AI applications.

Data analytics platform Elastic, the company behind Elastic search, has announced a new three-year global strategic collaboration agreement (SCA) with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and achievement of the AWS Security Competency designation to make it easier for shared customers to advance their cloud adoption journey with Elastic Cloud on AWS.

In a survey of cloud tech professionals, Revolent found that 52% believe that the digital skills gap in their industry has increased.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced the launch of its second AWS infrastructure Region in Australia—the AWS Asia Pacific (Melbourne) Region.

Data Futurology is hosting a free webinar titled Accelerating MLOps with Amazon Sagemaker on Tuesday 26 July at 11:00am AEST.

RMIT is set to become the first Australian university to implement a dedicated cloud supercomputing facility on Amazon Web Services (AWS) to drive digital innovation in research and education at scale.

AWS has today announced the general availability of Amazon DevOps Guru, a fully-managed operations service that uses machine learning to detect operational issues and recommend specific actions for remediation.

Data specialist InterSystems now offers its InterSystems Iris data platform and InterSystems Iris for Health as fully managed services on AWS.

ICT services giant NEC has teamed up with software developers in the fight against the COVID-19 virus pandemic, launching a smartphone app - iQuarantine - a mobile check-in and case management system that allows users to report their location and health status numerous times a day.

Amazon Web Services is working with Kmart Group, one of Australia’s largest retailers, Kmart Group to implement a major Cloud Guild training and enablement program to provide AWS certification to 100 percent of its IT workforce.

Global web host Amazon Web Services launched its AWS EdStart start-up accelerator last year, but is already seeing impressive results for at least two Australian entrepreneurs.

Research indicates cloud computing skills are in demand, yet the demand for skilled engineers and architects outpaces the availability of such people. Global cloud platform AWS says it’s providing content to educational institutions to bridge this gap.

Back-up and disaster recovery company Veeam has left a database of its own customers' data, amounting to more than 200GB and including details of more than 445 million customers, exposed on an Amazon-hosted IP, a security researcher says.

SaaS and enterprise mobile security vendor Bitglass claims the adoption of cloud security technologies lags cloud adoption, leaving many Australian and New Zealand organisations at risk of a data breach.

Ian Gardiner is the head of global cloud host AWS' ANZ Start-up Ecosystem and says "I have the coolest job in the organisation, to find and identify the next Atlassian or Xero or Netflix and support them as they scale." Here are Australian success stories of how the cloud is enabling big, global business from this country without a big up-front investment.

Global cloud host Amazon Web Services has now made available Amazon Rekognition to Asia Pacific, enabling Australian developers to easily add powerful image recognition and analysis functionality to their applications.

Global cloud hosting and services provider Amazon Web Services (AWS) celebrates its fifth anniversary within Australia this month and reflected on how Australian cloud conversations have changed during this time.

A security company has found data belonging to the US Army Intelligence and Security Command in a publicly accessible Amazon Web Services S3 repository.