Amazon Web Services (AWS) has unveiled Greengrass, allowing local compute, messaging, and data caching for the Internet of Things (IoT). Launching the service at AWS re:Invent in Las Vegas on ...

AWS on Wednesday announced the general availability of its Greengrass software, which the company said will enhance edge computing capabilities for Internet of Things devices. "We are excited to ...

Amazon today announced the launch of AWS Greengrass, a new service that will be built into IoT devices to bring them better and smarter compute capabilities. As AWS CEO Andy Jassy noted in today ...

AWS Greengrass has two main parts: an IoT edge runtime and a cloud service. Together they aim to provide IoT device fleets with local compute, messaging, and data management capabilities.

AWS ends support for services AWS IQ, Amazon Pinpoint, IoT Analytics, Database Migration, SimSpace Weaver and Inspector.

To do that, it leverages the recently announced AWS Greengrass software from Amazon Web Services Inc. (AWS), used to extend the platform's functionality to local devices. It's all part of the growing ...

Naturally, AWS wants to be in that IoT mix. For IoT, AWS launched Greengrass, which allows for local compute, messaging, and data caching. Greengrass is a system that can take computing workloads ...

Amazon also hopes it will help convince developers to create apps using its AWS Greengrass and AWS Lambda services. The hardware is, unsurprisingly, a fair bit less elegant than the Clips device ...

The camera comes with AWS Greengrass Core and a version of MXNet, while users can also add their own frameworks like TensorFlow. The learning camera looks rather unlike other cameras on the market ...

Aldec, a leader in mixed HDL language simulation and hardware-assisted verification for FPGA and ASIC designs, has achieved AWS IoT Greengrass qualification for its TySOM family of Xilinx Zynq ...