AWS Backup now enables you to protect VMware’s Software-Defined Data Centers (SDDC) on VMware Cloud on AWS Outposts, helping you meet your business and regulatory compliance needs. You can use a single policy in AWS Backup to centrally automate data protection and lifecycle management of your on-premises VMware, VMware Cloud on AWS, and VMware Cloud on AWS Outposts environments alongside the 12 AWS services (spanning compute, storage, and databases) that AWS Backup supports.

AWS Backup now provides you with the flexibility to restore individual virtual disks that are attached to your VMware virtual machines (VMs), in addition to allowing you to restore the entire VM from its protected copy. Using AWS Backup, you can restore your VMware virtual disk to a VM in another VMware environment or in AWS as an Amazon Elastic Block Store (EBS) volume.

AWS Security Hub now supports specifying company and product names for custom integrations, so that you can better search, aggregate, and take action on findings from custom integrations. Security Hub has 75 official integrations , but it also enables you to ingest findings from custom integrations that you build. Previously, the company and product name for these custom integrations were set to personal and default, respectively, and you could not change them. Now, you can specify the company and product names using Security Hub’s BatchImportFindings API, and you can see the new company and product names reflected in the Security Hub console and in the JSON of each finding. You can use the customized company and product names to search findings, create insights, and you can build automated response and remediation workflows that trigger on them.

The fastest growing company in Europe last year was Swappie of Finland which buys and sells refurbished smartphones, says a joint report from the FT and Statista which looked at companies on the FT1000 list. ‘The companies that made the final cut were sufficiently resilient — and, in some cases, lucky — to survive a …

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The boss of one of the largest companies in Europe once wrote these two memos: One was “It might be a good idea to remove every other bulb in offices and corridors” (to reduce electricity bills); Another was: “I wish every unit to undertake a monitoring procedure to make regular checks on private [telephone] calls”. …

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I have had several goes at understanding a motor controller in a particular Burr Brown (now TI) application note. It is once again a compensated circuit (now a monomania here) – supposed to allow for the motor’s internal resistance to get constant speed operation – or close to it – regardless of speed. However, despite …

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Septentrio has launched three products which support Japan’s high-accuracy Centimeter Level Augmentation Service (CLAS) – mosaic-CLAS, AsteRx-m3 CLAS and AsteRx SB3 CLAS, These multi-frequency GNSS receivers support CLAS on a single device, thanks to the latest GNSS technology which receives the L6 signal, which transmits high-accuracy corrections from Japan’s QZSS** constellation. This technology was developed in …

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Vesper, a MEMS supplier of piezoelectric sensors, has launched the VA1210, Vesper’s 2nd generation analogue piezoelectric smart voice accelerometer. The VA1210 offers higher sensitivity (+17 dB) and higher (+6 dB) SNR than the 1st generation VA1200 in voice pickup. Additionally, new intelligent features of Wake-on-Voice (WoV) and hardware voice activity detection (HVAD) are introduced into …

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The global smartphone display panel market revenue rose more than 5% to $46 billion in 2021, according to Strategy Analytics, with Samsung dominating the market with 49% share. BOE is in 2nd place with 16% share, followed by LG with 8%. The top 3 had nearly 72% of the market. “OLED display panels saw increased …

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Synopsys has picked Microsoft’s Azure HBv3 cloud to offer pay-as-you-go on-line IC design and verification electronic design automation (EDA) tools, to be called Synopsys Cloud. “As more design flows incorporate AI, requiring even more resources, the virtually unlimited compute and EDA access we’re providing will deliver a flexible, secure chip development environment for future demands,” said …

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