Mit der Einrichtung eines Multi-Benutzer-Kontos können Organisatoren (auch bekannt als Kontoadministratoren) Rennfahrern jetzt unter ihrer Konto-ID Zugriff auf den AWS-DeepRacer-Service gewähren, Gebühren für Training und Speicherung überwachen, das Training aktivieren/deaktivieren und Modelle für jeden Benutzer in ihrem Konto über die AWS-DeepRacer-Konsole anzeigen/verwalten
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Unter dem Namen Emoin haben die Verkehrsbetriebe Hamburg-Holstein testweise einen kleinen Fahrdienst mit autonomen Bussen betrieben. (Autonomes Fahren, Technologie)
Quelle: Golem
Gary Freedman hat als Erster die Cookstraße in Neuseeland mit einem Elektroflugzeug bezwungen. Die Akkuladung hätte fast für den Rückflug gereicht. (Flugzeug, Technologie)
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Mit Android 12 lässt sich beim Casten die Lautstärke eines Chromecast oder smarten Lautsprechers nicht mehr vom Smartphone aus ändern. (Android 12, Sound-Hardware)
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Der Computer ist aus dem täglichen Leben nicht wegzudenken. In Hollywood hat man sich schon früh die Frage gestellt: Was, wenn die Maschinen aufbegehren? Von Peter Osteried (Science-Fiction, Computer)
Quelle: Golem
Wegen der Encrochat-Verfahren könnte gar die U-Haftanstalt zu klein werden. Eine Schwerpunktabteilung für die Verfahren soll 2022 starten. (Encrochat, Verschlüsselung)
Quelle: Golem
Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 9 Beta is now available, and delivers exciting new features and many more improvements! Let’s take a deeper dive into what’s new and notable.
Quelle: CloudForms
Learn how Red Hat Open Innovation Labs uses an immersive residency to arm customers with the skills, tools, and processes to deliver better software, more quickly, to meet the demands of today’s market.
Quelle: CloudForms
Governments across the globe want to make life easier for their citizens—they want to enable businesses to thrive, increase public safety, and tackle society’s most pressing challenges. Modernizing legacy public sector IT infrastructure is foundational to achieving this, and the right security is a prerequisite for digital transformation. With so much at stake, governments often take direct ownership of defining security requirements and programs to ensure their data is protected in the cloud. In the United States, the FedRAMP and NIST frameworks set the bar for the security of society’s most vital systems—from general administration, to emergency services, to healthcare systems—protecting every citizen and society at large. The weight of this responsibility is reflected in the high bar that must be met to receive FedRAMP High authorization. Google Workspace now is authorized at FedRAMP HighToday, we’re proud to announce that Google Workspace has achieved FedRAMP High authorization. This is a major milestone in our longstanding commitment to serving the needs of the public sector, and to making the world a safer place for everyone. The U.S. federal government has made its ambition for multi-cloud solutions clear, but in many cases has remained strapped to legacy offerings. Having this new choice of a full suite, cloud-first productivity vendor isn’t just a great thing for procurement and security; it also benefits our civil servants, empowering them with access to modern tools and technologies that help them seamlessly connect, create, and collaborate. And with this authorization, our federal customers can access the latest and greatest collaboration and security capabilities that Google Workspace offers without delay. Security is at the forefront of everything we do; it’s infused in every layer of our product design to provide customers with always up-to-date protections against phishing, malware, ransomware, and other cyberattacks. With FedRAMP High authorization across Workspace’s public cloud offering, any customer can rest assured that they are collaborating at this high level of security, without having to purchase and deploy a separate “gov cloud” instance. It also means they can operate seamlessly with relevant government agencies without additional overhead. Additional FedRAMP High authorized products bring Google Cloud capabilities to more public sector agenciesGoogle Cloud continues the steady growth of our catalog of FedRAMP High authorized services, including seven cloud regions. Recently, an additional four new products have also received FedRAMP High authorization, expanding on the authorizations we announced in April:Admin Console is central to building, deploying and scaling applications, along with websites and services—and includes access to Google Cloud’s cloud-native security, plus advanced features in services architecture and data analytics at scale.Cloud Identity is a services-oriented solution to centrally manage both individual users and groups. It enables administrators to manage access and compliance, while ensuring the broadest possible freedom for individuals to work and collaborate, including federated management between Google and other identity providers.Identity and Access Management provides a unified identity, access, app and endpoint management platform for any cloud project. Users gain better and faster access through single sign-on, while multi-factor authentication and endpoint management enables policy enforcement across all devices. Virtual Private Cloud provides managed networking across Google Cloud resources, allowing both the flexibility to scale and assured control of workload connectivity, regionally and globally—without repetitive connectivity and administrative hassles.Google Cloud earns Department of Defense Impact Level 4 Provisional AuthorizationAnother key security standard at the federal level is the Impact Level 4 (IL4) designation, which applies to controlled unclassified information (CUI). Today, we’re proud to announce that Google has earned IL4 authorization from the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), allowing CUI to be stored and processed across key Google Cloud services, including our compute, storage and networking offerings, data analytics, virtual private cloud, and identity and access management technologies, when used with Assured Workloads. Unlike other providers, who offer limited authorized services on a small number of isolated “government cloud” regions, Google Cloud has obtained this authorization for our US public cloud regions, ensuring that customers always have access to and seamless compatibility with our latest, most innovative cloud services.The result of substantial engineering work, this authorization will allow organizations who require an IL4 designation, including those in other industries like financial services and healthcare, to be compliant, while taking advantage of Google’s modern cloud technology. The configuration is supported in all seven U.S. regions, and ensures IL4 workloads are supported by U.S. personnel while being stored and processed in the United States. Our new IL4 and FedRAMP authorizations join other Google Cloud data privacy and security features that allow customers to comply with the FBI’s Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) standard and the IRS’ Publication 1075 (IRS 1075).Supporting government customers through evolving regulationsExpanding our list of compliance certifications and adding security and compliance resources is a critical part of Google Cloud’s mission to deliver agile, open architectures, unified data and analytics, and leading security solutions—along with productivity tools that support an increasingly hybrid workforce. While these are exciting developments for us, we are most excited about what it means for our public sector customers, who are working hard to achieve their missions and can now use cloud-first solutions to deliver on their mandates.For the latest information on our ongoing compliance efforts across the globe, visit our Compliance Resource Center.
Quelle: Google Cloud Platform
In the public sector, developing new technology requires careful planning—from budgeting, to procurement, to anticipating future software and hardware resources. But even with the best foresight, migrations can be difficult to manage without prior experience working with cloud environments. After all, how can you tell a year in advance what tools your teams will need to address constituent needs? And what if you’re not an expert on cloud systems? In academic research labs, scientists are often asked to spin up research modules in the cloud to create more flexibility and collaboration opportunities for their projects. However, lacking the necessary cloud skills, many projects never get off the ground. Meet RAD Lab, a secure sandbox for innovationThat’s why today we’re introducing RAD Lab, a Google Cloud-based sandbox environment to help technology and research teams advance quickly from research and development to production. RAD Lab is a cloud-native research, development, and prototyping solution designed to accelerate the stand-up of cloud environments by encouraging experimentation with no risk to existing infrastructure. It’s also designed to meet public sector and academic organizations’ specific technology and scalability requirements with a predictable subscription model to simplify budgeting and procurement. With RAD Lab, government agencies, laboratories and university IT departments can quickly create cloud environments for inexperienced and experienced users alike. Teams no longer need to sacrifice simplicity and ease of use for access to the latest, most powerful technologies. With simplified processes and straightforward tools, RAD Lab users can easily spin up projects in just hours. Google Cloud also offers optional workshops to train employees on technology solutions that may be of use in the future. RAD Lab delivers a flexible environment to collect data for analysis, giving teams the liberty to experiment and innovate at their own pace, without the risk of cost overruns. Key features include:Open-source environment that runs on the cloud for faster deployment—with no hardware investment or vendor lock-in.Built on Google Cloud tools that are compliant with regulatory requirements like FedRAMP, HIPAA, and GDPR security policies.Common IT governance, logging, and access controls across all projects.Integration with analytics tools like BigQuery, Vertex AI, and pre-built notebook templates.Best-practice operations guidance, including documentation and code examples, that accelerate training, testing, and building cloud-based environments.Optional onboarding workshops for users, conducted by Google Cloud specialists. RAD Lab is accelerating cloud development for our customers and partnersAs “America’s Innovation Agency,” the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) uses RAD Lab to enable new internal research and development in artificial intelligence/machine learning, data science, enterprise architecture, and more. The agency’s technical specialists and business experts leverage RAD Lab’s sandbox environment to vet ideas and to develop prototypes that can scale.CIO Jamie Holcombe explains, “At the USPTO, we have the privilege to serve American inventors and entrepreneurs—whether they work out of their garages, at Silicon Valley start-ups, or in multinational corporations and research-and-development laboratories. Cloud computing is part of our drive to modernize and transform our agency’s technology to serve that mission. RAD Lab allows our staff—from technical specialists to economists and business experts—to build, test, and validate new cloud solutions to meet critical agency needs.”RAD Lab also provides Google Cloud partners a foundation to deploy tools easier and faster as they deliver cloud-based environments designed for iteration, experimentation, and prototyping to their customers. Jim Coyne, cloud specialist for Health and Life Sciences atOnix, says, “Our customers are looking for a flexible, scalable sandbox environment to trial different solutions and applications, and see what works best for them. RAD Lab gives us the flexibility to work with our customers to innovate with Google Cloud in entirely new ways.” Girish Reddy, CTO of SpringML, says, “We are excited to use RAD Lab to deliver Google Cloud tools to our customers in an accessible, open-source environment. It’s an invaluable tool in helping customers adopt AI/ML solutions and show them the power of their own data.” Start experimenting now to make more progress fasterWith the rapid deployment of RAD Lab, your teams can be up-and-running and prototyping cloud deployments in hours, rather than weeks or months. In the public sector and other regulated industries, we can help you determine the best cloud capabilities to include in your RAD Lab deployment, ensuring your teams have access to the technology they need when they need it. Contact your Google Cloud team to scope your own RAD Lab projects, or apply now for free research credits in select countries.
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