Amazon SageMaker Studio is a fully integrated development environment (IDE) for machine learning. Studio comes with built-in integration with Amazon EMR so that data scientists can interactively prepare data at petabyte scale using frameworks such as Apache Spark right from Studio notebooks. We’re excited to announce that SageMaker Studio now supports applying fine-grained data access control with AWS Lake Formation when accessing data through Amazon EMR.

AWS Security Hub now integrates with AWS Control Tower, allowing you to pair AWS Security Hub detective controls with AWS Control Tower proactive or preventive controls and manage them together using AWS Control Tower. AWS Security Hub controls are now mapped to related control objectives in the AWS Control Tower control library, providing you with a holistic view of the controls required to meet a specific control objective. This combination of over 160 detective controls from AWS Security Hub, with the AWS Control Tower built-in automations for multi-account environments, gives you a strong baseline of governance and off-the-shelf controls required to scale your business using new AWS workloads and services. This combination of controls also helps you monitor whether your multi-account AWS environment is secure and managed in accordance with best practices, such as the AWS Foundational Security Best Practices standard.

Starting today, Amazon FSx for NetApp ONTAP provides automatic encryption of data in transit between Nitro-based compute instances and new FSx for ONTAP file systems.

It’s not often that one applauds, the common sense of continentals, while deploring the lack of it in the Brits, but the ECB came up with an example last week. Bitcoin is on an “artificially induced last gasp before the road to irrelevance”, wrote senior ECB staffers Ulrich Bindseil and Jürgen Schaaf, arguing against giving …

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Ash Madni, WIMMIC’s Technical Director, tells how his lifelong adventure in electronics began with the discovery of the world of Bipolar transistors, namely the BC108… It all started when I was 13 years old at school. A class mate was an Electronics hobbyist and during break, he talked animatedly about what he was going to …

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Farnell is expanding its line of Multicomp Pro offerings to include Magnetic Connectors. Magnetic cable assemblies and connectors are a growing interconnect option for many low-voltage applications. The Multicomp Pro magnetic cable assembly and connector kits combine spring-loaded pins with magnetic interfaces which offer reliable, self-mating, easily detachable connections. Magnetic connectors are a safe and …

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The MOSIS Service of the Information Sciences Institute, University of Southern California and SkyWater Technology have combined to enable design-to-manufacturing for IC prototyping and production utilising SkyWater’s CMOS process technologies. The MOSIS Service will provide MPW shuttle access to SkyWater’s S90 and S130 mixed-signal CMOS technologies. The collaboration enables The MOSIS Service to provide customers …

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Digi-Key Electronics has announced that it will match donations made to KiCad, the open-source software EDA suite for Electronic Design Automation. The offer runs from 1-7 December up to a value of $15,000. According to its creators, the goal of KiCad is to provide “the best possible cross-platform electronics design application for professional electronics designers”. …

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Hydrogen fuel cell specialist HVS of Glasgow has got a £30 million grant from the Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC) programme to develop hydrogen fuel cells for HGVs. HVS is among five companies taking a share of  £73 million raised by the UK government and the automobile industry to develop clean transport technology. HVS will receive a £15 …

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The latest ECSN UK/Ireland electronic components market forecast for 2023 indicates the market is ‘back to normal’ but still subject to geo-political issues as well as relying on management of the grey market and readjusted inventory. Beginning the briefing with a reference to the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, Aubrey Dunford, market analyst at ECSN …

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