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It's also key for Dish to begin offering service by the middle of 2023. That's when Dish risks losing its wireless spectrum licenses if it still hasn't developed an operational wireless network. Dish will start operating "the first standalone, cloud-based 5G Open Radio Access Network in the United States, beginning with Las Vegas later this year," the company said in a statement Wednesday. The statement said Amazon and Dish will work together to see how organizations including Amazon and AWS use 5G or build their own networks. Terms of the deal weren't disclosed. Dave Brown, vice presiden...

Startup Adapts AI Used In Space To Advance Healthcare On Earth “If your dad would just wear a space suit, I could monitor him.” It’s not often that a random joke leads to the creation of a company, but that’s exactly what happened with Ejenta, a digital health startup. getty Maarten Sierhuis, a NASA alum, had made the comment to Rachna Dhamija, a tech veteran and his future cofounder. Both were dealing with aging parents who had health issues.  Sierhuis had spent 12 years as a senior research scientist at NASA, where he used sensors and artificial intelligence (AI) to monitor astrona...

Handy in an emergency, but only for Nitro instances and requires work in advance Tim Anderson Thu 1 Apr 2021 // 18:05 UTC Share Copy AWS has introduced the "interactive EC2 Serial Console", enabling troubleshooting of virtual machines when normal SSH access is not working, with one user gushing: "I have been waiting 10 years for this moment." The purpose of serial console access is to enable troubleshooting when an SSH connection is impossible, for example, because of an out-of-memory condition. "It provides a one-click, text-based access to an instances' serial port a...

Microsoft’s Brad Smith Drags AWS, Google Over SolarWinds Response ‘There are other companies that... have not even alerted their customers or others that they were a victim of a SolarWinds-based attack. These are companies where their own infrastructure was used to launch the attack,’ says Microsoft’s Brad Smith. By Michael Novinson February 26, 2021, 05:53 PM EST Microsoft President Brad Smith criticized top rivals Amazon Web Services and Google Friday for not publicly sharing what they know about the SolarWinds attack. Smith told House of Represent...

AWS: SolarWinds Hackers Used Our Elastic Compute Cloud ‘The actors used EC2 just like they would use any server they could buy or use anywhere (on-premises or in the cloud). And, in fact, the actors did use several different service providers in this manner,’ AWS tells CRN. By Donna Goodison, Michael Novinson February 25, 2021, 01:22 PM EST Amazon Web Services admitted Thursday that hackers used its systems in the SolarWinds campaign but reiterated the cloud computing giant wasn’t itself infected with malware. “The actors used EC2 [Amazon Elastic Comp...