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AWS makes Aurora MySQL 8.4.8 generally available

AWS has made Aurora MySQL-Compatible Edition 8.4.8 generally available in all regions where Aurora MySQL is offered. The release adds post-quantum TLS key exchange options, transaction timeout, multi-source replication and delayed replication, alongside security enhancements and bug fixes. Multi-source replication can consolidate multiple databases into one replica, while delayed replication can preserve an earlier database state after a harmful change. Customers can upgrade in place or through snapshot restore during scheduled maintenance windows.
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Broad and MIT describe repeatable live-cell transcriptome method

Researchers at the Broad Institute and MIT described a live-cell transcriptomic method that lets engineered mammalian cells package cellular RNA into virus-like particles released into surrounding culture medium. Sampling and sequ...

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Snowflake raises annual outlook as CoCo adoption reaches 9,100 accounts

Snowflake raised its annual sales outlook, exceeding analysts' estimates, Bloomberg reported. The company also reported rapid adoption of its AI-assisted coding tool, CoCo: more than 2,000 customer accounts began using it during t...

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Saudi tech-event announcements total $293 million across deals and funds

Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Communications and Information Technology announced 11 investment and technology deals and initiatives worth a combined $293 million on the third day of LEAP 2026 in Riyadh, according to EntArabi. The a...

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Tottenham reports major VMware licensing reduction after HPE migration

Tottenham Hotspur said it replaced the VMware environment supporting its stadium's server, storage and networking infrastructure with HPE's Morpheus VM Essentials virtualization software, delivered through HPE GreenLake. The club...

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