AWS Single Sign-On (AWS SSO) now supports centralized administration and API access from an AWS Organizations delegated administrator account for all member accounts in your organization. This means you can designate an account in your organization that can be used to centrally administer all member accounts. With delegated administration, you can adhere to best practices by reducing the need to use your management account.

Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC) Traffic Mirroring now supports sending mirrored traffic to monitoring appliances behind a Gateway Load Balancer. This feature enables Amazon VPC Traffic Mirroring customers to centralize the out-of-band monitoring and inspection of network traffic across AWS accounts and VPCs.

AWS Lambda now supports Node.js 16 as both a managed runtime and a container base image. Developers creating serverless applications in Lambda with Node.js 16 can take advantage of new features such as support for Apple silicon for local development, the timers promises API , and enhanced performance. For more information on Lambda’s support for Node.js 16, see our blog post at Node.js 16.x runtime now available in AWS Lambda .

Amazon CloudWatch Synthetics now supports deletion of underlying canary resources along with the canary deletion. When you delete a canary you can choose whether to also delete related resources created by the canary, thus making canary resources management easier and efficient. Synthetics canaries that run on a defined frequency to monitor the health and performance of your endpoints and APIs creates these resources as part of canary creation step.

Shortly before the war, only 24% of Finns and 37% of Swedes supported their countries seeking NATO membership. At the start of May 2022, 76% of Finns and 48% of Swedes supported joining NATO. By mid- May the Swedish percentage had climbed to 60%. Despite being one of Putin’s stated reasons for launching the war …

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For David Manners, Malcolm Penn’s forecast that the semiconductor market will fall 22% next year caught his attention…

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Efficient Power Conversion has introduced a 1.7mΩ (typ) 100V 10.2mm2 footprint enhancement-mode GaN transistor. THe chip-scale part, named EPC2071, it from the company’s fifth GaN hemt generation and, compared with its fourth generation, gives the EPC2071 the same on-resistance as the prior generation with 26% smaller size according to the company, which sees it switching …

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At PCIM this week in Nuremberg, PEM has exhibiting a Rogowski current probe optimised for SiC transistors and other fast switching devices, with a -3dB bandwidth of 50MHz and a 12.5ns rise-time. Called CWTMini50HF, it has a slim (3.5mm thick) 100mm sense coil with 2kVpeak insultation. “It combines a screened Rogowski coil, providing excellent immunity to …

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Danisense launched a series of ultra-stable, ppm-accuracy fluxgate current transducers at PCIM this week, that are smaller than its previous offerings. For dc and ac measurement, DT series current transducers use closed-loop compensated sensing with fixed excitation frequency and second harmonic zero flux detection for “better than 2 ppm” linearity, according to the company. Signal …

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It was Spaceport Cornwall and Virgin Orbit that took the headlines yesterday for the UK’s first planned satellite launch this summer, but Shetland and Astra Space are also planning launches, expected to begin in 2023. Astra, the Californian space launch company, and the Shetland space centre, which is now named the SaxaVord UK Spaceport, are partnering …

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