Starting today, customers can receive cost data for Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS) tasks and AWS Batch jobs in the AWS Cost and Usage Reports (CUR), enabling you to analyze, optimize, and chargeback cost and usage for your containerized applications. With AWS Split Cost Allocation Data, customers can now allocate application costs to individual business units and teams based on how containerized applications consume shared compute and memory resources.

Kubernetes 1.26 introduced several new features and bug fixes, and AWS is excited to announce that you can now use Amazon EKS and Amazon EKS Distro to run Kubernetes version 1.26. Starting today, you can create new 1.26 clusters or upgrade your existing clusters to 1.26 using the Amazon EKS console, the eksctl command line interface, or through an infrastructure-as-code tool.

Bernard Arnault (74) has been named the world’s richest man of 2023 with an estimated fortune of $211 billion, according to Forbes’ 37th annual billionaires list. Arnault is the head of LVMH and is the first Frenchman to top the world ranking after having moved up from third place last year. Next in line, comes …

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If I had but world enough and time…I would learn to develop with Flutter, Google’s mobile UI toolkit. Check out, for example, this Flutter-based Holobooth concept.

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Thanks to IDC for this one – the top five security appliance providers: Top 5 Companies, Worldwide Security Appliance Vendor Revenue, Market Share and Growth, Fourth Quarter of 2022 (revenue in US$ millions) Vendor 4Q22 Revenue 4Q22 Market Share 4Q21 Revenue 4Q21 Market Share 4Q22/4Q21 Growth 1. Palo Alto Networks $973.75 15.9% $883.35 15.1% 10.2% …

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Renesas’ cellular-to-cloud development kits now  support Microsoft’s Azure cloud services. The two Cloud Kits – the CK-RA6M5 and CK-RX65N – enable users to  connect and manage wireless IoT devices via the cloud. Both  kits incorporate Renesas’ LTE CAT-M1 module, which wirelessly connects MCUs to cloud services without a gateway. The kits are equipped with Microsoft’s new …

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Element Six, a De Beers company, is collaborating with AWS to explore ways to develop and improve synthetic diamond for quantum networking. Quantum networks use the properties of entanglement and superposition to securely distribute quantum information between network end users. These networks consist of two types of nodes – backbone nodes and end user nodes …

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Today the government announced an investment in telecoms of almost £150 million  in telecoms with up to £100 million for R&D, and £40m to boost 5G tech take-up The government has committed up to £100 million of funding initially to shape and drive early-stage research into 6G and influence global standards-setting. “We want to ensure that …

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Route planning has started on the pan-Arctic submarine cable that could link Europe, North America and Asia via the Northwest Passage – the latter opening as formerly permanent ice yields to climate change. The idea of the project, dubbed Far North Fiber, is to terminate in Japan, Norway and Ireland, and have branches to Alaska, …

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Aimed at X-band radar, 1222 is a 200W 9 to 10GHz pulse amplifier from Empower RF Systems of California. Measuring ~178 x 102 x 25mm, it can deliver pulses up to 500μs long and duty cycles up to 20%. The devices can typically hit 250W with -6dBm at the input (200W is the minimum all …

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