Amazon unveils new data security services, chips and more at cloud conference
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Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) announced several updates at its annual AWS re:Invent cloud computing conference, including new data and security services, new AWS-designed chips and more.
The conference, which began on Monday and will run until Friday, saw the announcement of Amazon DataZone, a new data management service that lets customers catalog, discover, share and govern data on Amazon Web Services' cloud, as well as on on-premise and third-party clouds.

Also unveiled on Tuesday was Amazon Security Lake, which helps enterprise clients aggregate, manage and analyze cybersecurity information from various vendors and AWS SimSpace Weaver, a fully managed compute service that helps customers build and operate large-scale spatial simulations.

AWS Supply Chain, a new cloud app that gives customers better visibility into the supply chain to help manage risks, lower costs and improve customer experiences was also introduced.
Lastly, Amazon (AMZN) introduced AWS Clean Rooms, a new service that gives customers the ability to create clean rooms for data to collaborate with their partners to better understand raw data.
The tech giant also unveiled three Elastic Compute instances that are powered by new AWS-designed Graviton chips, designed for high-performance computing workloads on AWS.
Amazon (AMZN) shares were lower by 2% to $92.06 in late-day trading on Tuesday.
Last week, it was reported that Amazon (AMZN) was in a position to settle antitrust probes launched by European regulators.