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AWS Pricing Calculator now offers visibility of point in time cost estimations

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Starting today, AWS Pricing Calculator will enable you to re-access your previously saved estimate with pricing as on the date you created the estimate, while giving you the option to update the estimate to reflect latest pricing. The new experience will now make it possible for you to track changes to your cost estimates over time. When updating your previously saved estimate to reflect latest pricing, you may have to enter inputs for specific services to account for any new changes made to service estimation logic or the underlying pricing model since the creation of the estimate. To help you stay informed on the factors leading to these changes, we are also launching a Service updates page that records any significant updates made to computation logic of services within the calculator.

ST: waterproof absolute pressure sensor will be available for 10 years

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STMicroelectronics has introduced a waterproof absolute pressure sensor “with a declared 10 year longevity program”, it said. Using mems technology and aimed at the industrial market, ILPS28QSW sensor comes in a 2.8 x 2.8 x 2mm surface-mount package with a cylindrical top and a square base (‘CCLGA-7L’, see photo). This package has a ceramic substrate …

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A little more on: Cortex-X4, Arm’s most powerful core so far

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Arm has announced its latest architecture, the 64bit-only Armv9.2, and three grades of processor built on it. At the top-end of single-thread performance will be Cortex-X4, then Cortex-A720 in the middle, and Cortex-A520 at the power-saving bottom. These can be mixed and matched in clusters of cores (example right). “We are not only delivering the …

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Tiny LCOS panel for glasses

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Omnivision is sampling a 648p  LCOS panel for AR, XR and MR glasses and head-mounted displays. It is due for volume production in Q4. The panel has  3.8µm pixels in a 0.14-inch optical formats (OF). The low-power, lightweight design is suitable for glasses that can be worn 24/7. “The OP03011 supports applications like displaying notifications …

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Wi-Fi HaLow SDIO module allows 8MHz usage

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Silex Technology has come up with an industrial-grade Wi-Fi HaLow SDIO module that delivers high transmission power. Utilizing Morse Micro’s MM6108 chipset, the SX-SDMAH maximizes Wi-Fi HaLow’s long-range, high data throughput capabilities, allowing up to 8 MHz usage. The SX-SDMAH is a sub-GHz 802.11ah Wi-Fi HaLow radio module. It includes the following feature set: High-transmission power …

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Korea’s April chip inventory up 83%

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Korea’s chip inventory in April was up 83% y-o-y, says  Statistics Korea, which was the biggest y-o-y increase in seven years. April factory shipments fell 33% while production was cut by 20%. In March, Korea’s chip inventory rose 28% on February –  the biggest m-o-m increase since February 1996, March inventory was up 39.5% y-o-y. …

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Arm announces next GPU architecture for phones

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Arm has announced its 5th generation of GPU architecture and the first GPUs to be designed on it – Immortalis-G720 for high-end phones, Mali-G720 and Mali-G620. The 5th generation is “designed as the most efficient GPU architecture that Arm has ever created [and] redefines parts of the graphics pipeline to reduce memory bandwidth enabling high …

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