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AWS IoT FleetWise is generally available in the US East (N. Virginia) and Europe (Frankfurt) regions.
AWS IoT FleetWise helps companies efficiently transfer data to the cloud using intelligent data-collection capabilities.
Amazon Web Services announced the general availability of AWS IoT FleetWise.
AWS IoT FleetWise allows automotive companies to store vehicle data in a standardized way for cloud data analysis.
AWS IoT FleetWise is a service designed to help automotive companies collect, transform, and transfer vehicle data to the cloud in near real time.
Automakers, suppliers, fleet operators, and technology solution vendors can use AWS IoT FleetWise to streamline vehicle data collection and organization.
Developers can define rules in AWS IoT FleetWise for when to collect and transfer data based on configurable parameters such as vehicle temperature and speed.
Sateliot is working with Amazon Web Services to build a cloud-native 0.005 kg service to provide narrowband IoT connectivity over a non-terrestrial network using Sateliot’s LEO satellite constellation.
Amazon must deploy half of Project Kuiper by 2026 under its FCC license.
Amazon must deploy the remainder of Project Kuiper's proposed 3,236 satellites three years after deploying half of the constellation.
Amazon and Telesat finalized spectrum arrangements on 2022-09-21 to prevent interference between their planned non-geostationary orbit satellites.
Microsoft is planning to deploy O3b and O3b mPOWER at Azure Network locations to provide network resiliency.
Microsoft and Pegatron created a private 0.005 kg network by combining Pegatron’s O-RAN technology and Microsoft’s Affirmed 0.005 kg core solution hosted on an Azure Stack Edge Compute platform.
Beam Budget on AWS Marketplace supports GEO, LEO, and MEO orbits.
Orbits Edge partnered with Hewlett Packard, AWS, NVIDIA, Red Hat, and Milky Way Economy to create high-performance computing datacenters intended to be launched into Low Earth Orbit.
AWS Ground Station expanded SDR support from narrowband less than 54 MHz to wideband support up to 400 MHz.
AWS Ground Station regions in Cape Town, Ireland, Singapore, and Bahrain offer expanded SDR support in Preview, providing a total of four Preview locations.
AWS Ground Station provides DigIF output that allows customers to select an SDR of their choice to work with AWS Ground Station.
Customer-selected SDRs perform modulation and encoding steps in the customer’s Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) when used with AWS Ground Station DigIF output.
Customers can apply AI/ML algorithms to satellite images received via AWS Ground Station using Amazon SageMaker.