We are excited to launch Unified Settings in the AWS Management Console. With Unified Settings, settings will persist across devices, browsers, and services. At launch, Unified Settings will support settings called default language, default Region, and favorite service display. Default language displays your preferred language across the Management Console, default Region sets the AWS Region that loads each time you log in or load a service console, and favorite service display will show services in the favorites bar with either the service icon and full name or only the service icon. Unified Settings is available in all public AWS Regions.

AWS Lambda is announcing Lambda Function URLs, a new feature that makes it easier to invoke functions through an HTTPS endpoint as a built-in capability of the AWS Lambda service. You can add Function URLs to new and existing functions in a single click from the console, or in a couple of lines using AWS CloudFormation or the AWS Serverless Application Model. Function URLs are ideal for getting started with buiding web services on Lambda or for common tasks like building web hooks.

AWS Amplify Studio now offers a visual interface for setting up and managing file storage resources, making it easy to store and serve user-generated content (e.g. photos and videos) from web or mobile apps. With Amplify Studio, you can easily create an Amazon S3 bucket, configure file access levels, integrate storage client libraries into your web or mobile app, and manage files in Studio’s drag and drop file explorer.

Someone has posted an excellent description of how differential pairs work – both bipolar and jfet. It seems to be the 11th chapter of a book, so I hope no one has had their copyright broken (a few minutes of web searching here did not reveal from which book it comes). Anyhow, it is here, …

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The Air Dream R AWD model created by car maker Lucid is estimated to have the highest range among all electric vehicles (EV) with 520 miles, beating Tesla by more than 100 miles, according Tom data collected by Leading this specific segment is the Bordrin iEV7 with an estimated range of 438 miles. The company from …

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Thanks to IC Insights for this – the top 17 semiconductor companies by revenue in 2021:    

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PULS Power, the DIN-Rail power supply specialist, has extended its  PIANO series of power supplies. The growing PIANO product family now includes 17 different DIN-Rail power supplies designed to offer cost effective basic functionality, high reliability with output power ratings from 36W to 480W. The focus of the PIANO product family is on providing the …

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 Yanmar Holdings of Osaka has acquired a majority share in ELEO Technologies, the Dutch battery specialist. Pictured are Takayuki Onodera (Yanmar) and Bas Verkaik (ELEO) at the signing ceremony. By integrating ELEO’s scalable, and modular battery technology, Yanmar will further its electrified powertrain capabilities with versatile, customized solutions for off-road applications. Yanmar acquired a majority share …

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BAE Systems says it has successfully completed prototype tests of its Multiple Object Tracking Radar (iMOTR). This is a mobile instrumentation radar that provides radar data on multiple airborne objects, be they low flying objects, sea skimming weapons or surface craft. The tests addressed performance parameters for range, transportability, accuracy, and beacon tracking, the company …

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Spain is  to spend €11 billion on semiconductors, says prime minister Pedro Sanchez (pictured). “We want Spain to be at the vanguard of industrial and technological progress,” said Sanchez, adding that semiconductors are of “global geostrategic importance” and that  Spain “will not lose the race to the most advanced technology.” “This ambitious project to bring …

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