AWS App Runner adds Node.js v16 managed runtime for building and running node.js based web applications and APIs. App Runner allows you to deploy your application from source code or a container image directly in the AWS cloud. Regardless of the source type, App Runner takes care of starting, running, scaling, and load balancing your service. App Runner provides convenient platform-specific managed runtimes. Each one of these runtimes builds a container image from your source code and adds language runtime dependencies into your image. App Runner uses the managed runtime to build and deploy your application alleviating the need for you to develop and manage your own Dockerfiles.

Amazon MSK Serverless is now a HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) eligible service. This enables you to use Apache Kafka managed by Amazon MSK Serverless to store, process, and access protected health information (PHI) and power secure healthcare and life sciences applications. MSK Serverless is a cluster type for Amazon MSK that makes it easy for you to run Apache Kafka without having to manage and scale cluster capacity.

Amazon Connect now provides a dashboard that enables you to view and compare real-time queue performance through time series graphs. You can review key metrics including service level, contacts queued, and average handle time to track and improve queue performance. For example, you can see when the current week service levels are lower than the prior week and determine if this is correlated with an increase in incoming contacts or average handle time to determine and implement corrective actions.

A 0.5% interest rate hike looks like the Old Lady is getting nervous and likely to get more so, Ed confides to his diary, time to replace my flexible loan rates with some low fixes – if I can get them. I get my PPS on the blower. “I know one of the PPSes at …

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Amazon Textract is a machine learning service that automatically extracts text, handwriting, and data from any document or image. We continuously improve the underlying machine learning models based on customer feedback to provide even better accuracy. Today, we are pleased to announce quality enhancements to our text extraction feature available via the DetectDocumentText API.

There’s a contract to refine a space-based precision navigation system, news of an earthquake in Taiwan, Pickering Interfaces’ PXI RF matrix modules, the temperature of the semiconductor industry, and the DRAM market deflating…

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Of all the crazy forecasts about how science would affect future living, none were more weird than those of the French visual artist Jean-Marc Côté, predicting, in the early 1900s, what life would be like in the year 2000. He was convinced that mankind would conquer the challenges of living in the sea and flying …

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Siemens Digital Industries Software and UMC are to develop and implement a new multi-chip 3D IC planning, assembly validation and parasitic extraction (PEX) workflow for UMC’s wafer-on-wafer and chip-on-wafer technologies. UMC plans to soon offer this new flow to customers. By stacking silicon die or chiplets on top of each other in a single packaged device, …

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Satellite Vu, the British Earth Observation company, has signed a second SpaceX launch contract for its second satellite, which should double its thermal data collection capacity. The deal will see Satellite Vu’s Mid-wave Infrared (MWIR) imaging satellite launched into Sun-synchronous orbit (SSO) aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket in early 2024. As previously reported, the …

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ADS has released its UK Space Outlook 2022 report, estimating that the space sector directly employs 47,000 people in the UK, and supports almost 2,500 apprentices across the sector. Total turnover for the sector is estimated at £16.5 billion. Representing 1,100 UK businesses operating in the aerospace, defence, security and space sectors, ADS says it …

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