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AWS Transfer Family announces structured JSON log format

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AWS Transfer Family now delivers logs in a structured JSON format across all resources – including servers, connectors, and workflows – and all protocols – including SFTP, FTPS, FTP, and AS2. The new format allows you to easily parse and query your logs using CloudWatch Log Insights, which automatically discovers JSON formatted fields. You’ll also benefit from improved monitoring with support for CloudWatch Contributor Insights, which requires a structured log format to track top users, total number of unique users, and their ongoing usage.

Intelsat starts monitoring rush-hour pollution for NASA

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Intelsat, the satellite comms and inflight connectivity specialist, has begun monitoring air pollution above America on behalf of NASA. Specifically, the company has powered up the first space-based instrument to monitor major air pollutants across North America and send data back to earth as part of the first phase of in-orbit testing, it reports. The …

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AMD to invest $135m in Irish R&D centre

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AND is to invest up to $35 million in R&D Ireland over four years. The investment is intended to fund several strategic R&D projects through the addition of up to 290 highly skilled engineering and research positions, as well as a broad range of additional support roles. The investment was announced in Dublin yesterday by …

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Flat Q1 for fabless

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Q1 revenue of the  top ten fabless companies  was 0.1% up on 4Q22 at $33.86 billion, says TrendForce.   Changes in ranking included Cirrus Logic slipping from the top ten as well as the ninth and tenth positions being replaced by WillSemi and MPS, respectively. The rest of the rankings remained unchanged. Qualcomm grew 0.6% to …

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Intel makes fabs a P&L centre

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Intel is putting its fab stable into a foundry-customer relationship with the rest of the business,  CFO David Zinsner has told investors. This would make  Intel the second largest foundry with manufacturing revenue of more than $20 billion, said Zinsner. Zinsner said the move would reduce costs by $3 billion a year. Intel has construction …

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Single IC for cellular IoT and DECT NR+ includes RF front-end

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Nordic Semiconductor is aiming at cellulat IoT with a system-in-package which puts an RF front-end and a power chip alongside its nRF91 modem and CPU chip. Called nRF9161, it is a globally pre-certified IC “that makes it possible to select either cellular IoT connectivity using the secure cellular infrastructure or use DECT NR+ to realise …

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LDOs work with inputs up to 36V, and need only 1µA quiescent

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Toshiba has created a range of 36V-capable LDOs to work from USB-PD and 24V power rails. The first three devices in the planned TCR1HF series, available today, are TCR1HF18B, TCR1HF33B and TCR1HF50B with fixed outputs of 1.8V, 3.3V and 5.0V respectively. Devices are in the pipeline at 2.5, 2.8, 3.0, 3.1 and 3.2V. Maximum drop-out …

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