Erdal Kilic’s Post

This was truly an awesome day, well spent understanding some key features of AWS. For me, the highlight was AWS Ground Station, a fully managed service that enables users to control satellite communications, process data, and scale operations without the need to build or manage ground station infrastructure. I remember my university days when using satellite data was challenging due to several significant obstacles: high costs, technical complexity (requiring specialized knowledge in satellite communications, signal processing, and data management), and high compute/ storage requirements. Now, accessing data is just a few clicks away. Looking forward to use AWS Ground Station in production environment. Amazon Web Services (AWS) #awsgroundstation #cloud #tech4good #scalability

Reflections from Day 1 of AWS DC Summit with Dane Curran: 1. AWS is putting A LOT of thought and investment into the edge/tactical edge, but a LOT of the other industry players aren’t there yet. Edge does not mean air gapped, but it also does not mean always connected. Individual edges are effectively isolated AZs, but failing over to another AZ is not a great option. Your edge finds resiliency through autonomy and graceful degradation. Those are the critical pieces that are not yet well understood. 2. Security can’t just be on paper. It’s FAR easier to architect secure solutions on paper (Lucid, Vizio, white boards, policies, etc.) than to implement them, and if we define impossible objectives we’ll never reach appropriately secured. Start somewhere that can be achieved and is acceptable, then improve. Some organizations are great at this, some are too liberal, and some are too strict. 3. Am I the only one that didn’t know AWS GovCloud is 100% powered by renewable energy? Speaking for some friends hoping for an inhabitible earth in a few decades, that’s AWESOME. How is that not more widely known?!

We did a thing! As Sensor Tower has scaled and strived to provide the highest quality service to our customers, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has allowed us to further that commitment. So it wasn't even a question to give our experience in using the platform, offering a case study on how AWS Graviton-based instances afford us the ability to optimize performance, drive efficiency, and a reduce our computing costs by more than 20%, granting us the ability to re-invest that savings into research and development. "It's key to our innovation that AWS Graviton-based instances are well-tested, mature instance types that we can get off the shelf." Stefan Lynggaard Vice President of Engineering, Sensor Tower. Thank you to AWS for the opportunity to speak. You can read the full case study here: https://lnkd.in/g78Qd46B #AWS #GravitonBasedInstance #DigitalInsights #MobileInsights

Kayhan Space is soaring to new heights in the world of satellite safety, and they're doing it with innovation and a touch of genius. With Amazon Web Services (AWS) as their co-pilot, they're navigating forward with automated satellite collision avoidance, ensuring safety even on the toughest days 🚀 By leveraging the state-of-the-art tools of AWS, Kayhan Space can scale, expand, and deliver exceptional service when their customers need it most. The company can rethink how they approach designing, launching, operating, and maintaining their systems. It enables them to gain valuable insights for quicker, informed decision-making and fosters innovation. Their software relies on Amazon EKS for robustness, Amazon RDS for data management, Amazon S3 for storage, and Amazon SQS for seamless messaging. The combination of AWS's cutting-edge, secure cloud infrastructure with a wide-ranging service portfolio and deep space industry knowledge helps Kayhan Space streamline their IT management and guarantee availability, allowing them to concentrate on their missions. When #EnterpriseBuildsOnAWS they can fly lightyears ahead in the space race for satellite safety by enhancing operational resilience and reliability. Watch here: https://lnkd.in/dtmeaPRi #aws #awscloud #amazonwebservices

Many professionals already know (but majority of people don't): AI requires a lot of energy and GenAI may significantly increase the consumption. What many still don't know is that AWS can help reduce the carbon footprint of AI workloads by up to 99%. As we scale our use of AI, it’s important to minimize its environmental footprint: a new study commissioned by Amazon Web Services (AWS) and conducted by Accenture shows that an effective way to do that is by moving IT workloads from on-premises infrastructure to AWS data centers around the globe. How? https://lnkd.in/dvAZ3wv4 #aws #cloud #sustainablity #carbonfootprint #genai

AWS can help reduce the carbon footprint of AI workloads by up to 99% as per a recent Accenture study. The report, "Moving onto The AWS Cloud Reduces Carbon Emissions," estimates AWS’s infrastructure is up to 4.1 times more efficient than on-premises, and when workloads are optimized on AWS, the associated carbon footprint can be reduced by up to 99%. On-premises refers to organizations running hardware and software within their own physical space, and 85% of global IT spend by organizations remains on-premises. Check out the complete report! #GenerativeAI #Sustainability https://lnkd.in/gbXf98tn

Research shows optimized workloads on AWS can be up to four times more efficient than workloads done on-site. A new study commissioned by Amazon Web Services (AWS) and conducted by Accenture shows that an effective way to do that is by moving IT workloads from on-premises infrastructure to AWS data centers around the globe.

At AWS, we are constantly working on ways to increase the energy efficiency of our facilities and reduce the carbon footprint of AI workloads by up to 99% to build the most sustainable cloud for AI for our customers. “The report, "Moving onto The AWS Cloud Reduces Carbon Emissions," estimates AWS’s infrastructure is up to 4.1 times more efficient than on-premises, and when workloads are optimized on AWS, the associated carbon footprint can be reduced by up to 99%.” Read here : https://lnkd.in/g95dEm7U #AWS #AWSSustainability #Sustainability #AI

A good read with this report detailing that AWS’s infrastructure is up to 4.1 times more efficient than on-premises, and when workloads are optimized on AWS, the associated carbon footprint can be reduced by up to 99%. #aws #sustainability https://lnkd.in/gVWdCJKw