Amazon QuickSight launches a new user interface for dataset management. Previously, the dataset management experience was a popup dialog modal with limited space and all functionality shown up in one small modal. The new dataset management user interface replaces the existing popup dialog modal with a full-page experience, providing a clearer breakdown of dataset management categories, including Summary, Refresh, Permissions and Usage. This update also lays the foundation for future enhancement and features. For further details, visit here .
Amazon RDS for Oracle now supports M6i and R6i instances in new regions
Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) for Oracle now supports M6i and R6i instances in new regions. In April 2022, Amazon RDS for Oracle has already launched the support of M6i and R6i instances in some regions.
AppFlow now supports Salesforce version 55.0 and additional AWS PrivateLink regions
Amazon AppFlow , a fully managed integration service that helps customers to securely transfer data between AWS services and software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications in just a few clicks, now supports Salesforce API version 55.0 which is the latest API in the Salesforce Summer ’22 release.
Amazon Macie adds ability to tune findings with allow lists, and enhances machine learning models to better identify sensitive data
We are pleased to announce a new capability to create allow lists in Amazon Macie. You can now create and use allow lists to specify text or text patterns that you don’t want Macie to report as sensitive data. For example, an allow list might include corporate phone numbers, names of executives, or sample data that is used for testing. When you create a sensitive data discovery job, you can configure the job to use one or more of your allow lists, in addition to choosing from a growing list of Macie managed data identifiers (MDI).
Bicycle lights: If lidl can do it, why can’t everyone else
As an enthusiastic cyclist, driver and pedestrian, I feel the need once again to bang a drum that I need to pick up all to frequently: Bicycle lights should not dazzle anyone, while putting plenty of light where it is needed. Lidl has proves this is possible, once again: this time with a set of …
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The CD: Its Rise And Fall
40 years ago, on August 17, 1982, the world’s first CD, a copy of ABBA’s “The Visitors” was produced at a Philips factory in Germany. Developed by Philips and Sony, the CD was originally designed to hold 60 minutes of audio with a disc diameter of 115mm but was extended to 74 minutes and a …
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ST introduces fast-starting high-side power switch
ST has introduced a fast-starting high-side power switch for use in safety systems that require minimal power-on delay time. The IPS1025HF responds to turn-on and turn-off signals in less than 60µs even considering the Vcc power-on and off, enabling protective systems to ensure a specified safety-integrity level (SIL). Featuring a very wide input-voltage range from …
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Honda and LG to build EV battery plant in Ohio
Honda and LG Are to build a jv EV battery plant in Ohio, reports the Nikkei. Construction is due to start next year with mass production in 2025. It will be Honda’s first EV battery plant. LG also has battery manufacturing jvs with GM and Stellantis. It is the second biggest EV battery maker after …
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EC will not appeal against decision to quash fine on Qualcomm
The EC will not appeal against the EU General Court’s decision to quash an antitrust fine of €997 million imposed on Qualcomm, reports Reuters. The EC had alleged that Qualcomm paid Apple to exclusively use its cellular chip-sets. In June, the General Court stated: “A number of procedural irregularities affected Qualcomm’s rights of defence and …
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650V SiC mosfets get better Rds(on) and Qg
Toshiba is claiming better improved on-resistance and gate charge for its third generation of industrial 650V enhancement-mode silicon carbide mosfets. The “third generation SiC process optimises the cell structures used in second-generation devices,” according to the company. “As a result, the product of Rds(on) and Qg, that represents both static and dynamic losses, has improved …
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