Today, AWS Copilot announced the release of version 1.9. With this release, AWS Copilot now allows you to configure a friendly DNS name for your request driven web services deployed with AWS App Runner. This feature was already available for load balanced web services deployed with Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS). Customers using AWS App Runner can now provide a friendly DNS name, such as api.example.com, directly in the manifest file and AWS Copilot will provision and manage the necessary infrastructure to associate the domain name with the customer’s service deployed with App Runner.
DevBoard Watch: Digi LoRaWAN Starter Kit
One for those intersted in the LoRaWAN standard for low-power WAN, and IoT perhaps – Digi has announced an end-to-end LoRaWAN Starter Kit. It’s Arduino and ST Nucleo friendly.
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Top Ten Fabless Q1
Thanks To TrendForce for this one – the top ten fabless companies in Q1:
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Trick Cyclists
The Tour de France bicycle race winning times are much the same as they were in the dope-ridden days of the early 2000s. This year’s winner completed the 3,414 kilometer race in 82 hours 56 minutes and 36 seconds at an average speed of 41.17 km/h (25.58 mph) – the second fastest ever. Is that …
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Marvell to buy Innovium
Marvell is to buy SerDes startup Innovium for $1.1 billion. The acquisition takes it further into the datacentre. Last year Marvell bought Inphi for $10 billion. Innovium has 25.6Tbps TERALYNX 8 switch silicon for cloud switching applications. “If you just look at all the semiconductor end markets and where the biggest growth is going to …
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Hopin eyes $7bn valuation
Hopin, the London startup which benefited from the pandemic-driven move to virtual events, is looking for new funds at a valuation of $7 billion, reports Bloomberg. In a March Series C funding round Hopin raised $400 at a valuation $5.65 billion. Investors include: Andreessen Horowitz, General Catalyst, Accel, LinkedIn,Tiger Global Management, IVP and Coatue Management. Hopin …
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PXI/PXIe multiplexer module for MIL-STD testing
Pickering Interfaces, The Claiton-on-sea supplier of modular signal switching and simulation products for electronic test and verification, has launched a PXI/PXIe multiplexer module optimized for MIL-STD-1553 testing applications. With a differential bandwidth of 450 MHz—far exceeding the requirements of MIL-STD-1553—model 40/42-739 is available in single or dual 4:1, 8:1 or 16:1 differential configurations. Using telecommunications-grade electromechanical …
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Intrinsic ID joins DARPA Toolbox Initiative
Intrinsic ID, Physical Unclonable Function (PUF) security IP specialist, has had its ID QuiddiKey hardware IP and Apollo FPGA IP adopted for the DARPA Toolbox Initiative, which provides DARPA researchers open licensing opportunities with commercial technology vendors. QuiddiKey IP can be applied to almost any chip – from MCUs to high-performance SoCs, to secure the …
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GeoOptics preps CICERO-2 Earth observation constellation
GeoOptics has announced an upgrade to its CICERO constellation of Earth sensing satellites. With launches planned to begin next year, CICERO-2 will track Earth’s atmosphere, water and surface conditions. It will, says GeoOptics, allow governments, industry, and individual stakeholders to monitor various impacts of climate change. “In today’s environment, in which precision Earth sensing is …
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Amazon SageMaker now supports M5d, R5, P3dn, and G4dn instances for SageMaker Notebook Instances
Today, we are excited to announce that Amazon SageMaker now supports Amazon EC2 M5d, R5, P3dn, and G4dn instances for SageMaker Notebook Instance. Customers are able to launch SageMaker Notebook Instance with these instance types in the regions where they are available.