Welcome to the Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter, Issue 593 for the week of August 18 – 24, 2019. The full version of this issue is available here. In this issue we cover: Welcome New Members and Developers Ubuntu Stats Hot in Support LoCo Events Canonical News In...

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AWS IoT Device Tester for Amazon FreeRTOS v1.4.0 now supports Amazon FreeRTOS 201908.00. With this release, microcontroller vendors can qualify development boards for the latest Amazon FreeRTOS with updated PKCS#11 test groups. AWS IoT Device Tester v1… Continue Reading — AWS IoT Device Tester for...

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Starting today, HTTPS client support in Amazon FreeRTOS is generally available. You can now use the HTTP/HTTPS protocol to easily connect your microcontroller-based IoT devices running Amazon FreeRTOS to AWS IoT and download files to your devices.   Continue Reading — Amazon FreeRTOS Now Supports...

Amazon SageMaker now supports a new fully managed option called Managed Spot Training for training machine learning models using Amazon EC2 Spot instances. Spot Instances let you take advantage of unused compute capacity in the AWS cloud, and as a resu… Continue Reading — Amazon...

The Nuvoton NuMaker-IoT-M487 development board is now qualified for Amazon FreeRTOS. You can take advantage of Amazon FreeRTOS features and benefits using development kits available from Nuvoton.   Continue Reading — Nuvoton NuMaker-IoT-M487 is now qualified for Amazon FreeRTOS

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Press Release Oracle to Appeal Court of Federal Claims JEDI Decision Court decision found underlying JEDI procurement unlawful Washington, D.C.—Aug 26, 2019 Oracle America today filed notice of appeal regarding the JEDI procurement. The following statement may be attributed Dorian Daley, General Counsel, Oracle Corporation:  “The...

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