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Amphenol RF has introduced USCAR compliant Mini-FAKRA connectors into its portfolio of RF interconnect for  vehicle designs. This multi-port connector is available in a variety of PCB and cable-mount configurations …

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Vision Components is presenting its VCSBC EvoCam at Embedded World 2026. For use in smart devices and industrial applications, the camera system runs on a MediaTek Genio 510 processor. Described …

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Anglia Components has signed a pan-European distribution agreement with Sensata, the sensor specialist. Anglia is focusing on Sensata’s range of pressure sensors, as well as its reed relays and liquid …

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Teledyne SP Devices’ ADQ35 is engineered for use in areas such as swept source optical coherence tomography (SS OCT), time of flight mass spectrometry, distributed fiber-optic sensing, LiDAR, scientific instrumentation, …

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Socionext and Innatera have developed a human-presence detection device that combines 60 GHz FMCW radar sensing with neuromorphic edge AI to deliver always-on detection with low power consumption. The chip …

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ASML has developed a 1000W light source which should increase the throughput of its high-NA EUV machine from 220wph to 330wph by 2030. The advance has been achieved by doubling …

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The compound semiconductor substrate and open epiwafer markets are projected to reach almost $5.2 billion in total by 2031, growing at around 14% CAGR. Automotive electrification drives SiC substrates, RF …

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AWS IAM Policy Autopilot, the open source static code analysis tool launched at re:Invent 2025, is now available as a Kiro power to bring policy expertise to agentic AI development. This tool helps developers quickly create baseline AWS IAM policies that can be refined as applications evolve, eliminating the need for manual IAM policy creation.

The Kiro power delivers significant benefits through one-click installation directly from the Kiro IDE and web interface, removing the need for manual MCP server configuration. This streamlined workflow enables faster policy creation and integrates seamlessly into AI-assisted development environments. Key use cases include rapid prototyping of AWS applications requiring IAM policies, baseline policy creation for new AWS projects, and enhanced productivity within IDE environments where developers can generate policies without leaving their coding workflow.

To learn more about AWS IAM Policy Autopilot and access the integration, visit the AWS IAM Policy Autopilot GitHub repository . To learn more about Kiro powers, visit the Kiro powers page .