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Announcing AWS X-Ray Analytics – An Interactive approach to Trace Analysis

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AWS X-Ray now includes Analytics, an interactive approach to analyzing user request paths (i.e., traces). Analytics will allow you to easily understand how your application and its underlying services are performing. With X-Ray Analytics, you can quickly detect application issues, pinpoint the root cause of the issue, determine the severity of the issues, and identify which end users were impacted. 

Prototype 3D printed bike light installed

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How wonderful 3D printing is, I feel today. Why? Because, at last, my printed bike light is on a bicycle, and it is working. Even though I designed it, made it and know how it works, it still feels like the future slipped in without being noticed – a machine makes usable things. All the …

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He Who Fights And Runs Away. . . . .. .

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Following its exit from the 5G modem market, Intel’s ex-CFO, now CEO,  appears to be considering an exit from the NAND market. Asked why he continued to make NAND, Bob Swan replied in general terms about Intel’s three top criteria for pursuing markets. “First,” said Swan, “we look for technology inflections where we think we …

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Giving Auto-Electronic Emission The Once-Over

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This was the headline, 58 years ago, on a piece by  the Soviet Correspondent in Electronics Weekly’s issue of January 25th 1961. The article starts: Information has become available in the last few weeks of a symposium held in Tashkent from May 10 to 20 1960 on auto-electronic emission. The conference was called by the …

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ST offers free STM32 development tool

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ST is offering the STM32CubeIDE, a free all-in-one STM32 development tool now available as part of the STM32Cube software ecosystem. The STM32CubeIDE leverages ST’s 2017 acquisition of embedded-development-tool vendor Atollic. It is offered under industry-standard open license terms and adds dedicated STM32-specific features to simplify and accelerate STM32-based embedded designs. These include the STM32CubeMX tool …

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Silver nanowire-based ink improves its clarity, conductivity and flexibility

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C3Nano, the specialist in silver nanowire-based transparent conductive inks and films for flexible displays, has developed ActiveGrid Gen7 ink, which improves on clarity, conductivity and flexibility. The new ink delivers ~50 percent lower haze compared to the previous ink generation, provides  conductivity from 30-100 ohm/sq and delivers the flexibility to withstand more than a million …

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Wireless power gains traction

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Shipments of wireless power receivers and transmitters grew 37% in 2018 y-o-y, says IHS Markit. The growth delivered a market of 600 million units which will, says IHS, double by 2023. “Wireless power technology continues to evolve rapidly, with reach expanding beyond smartphones to wider applications and product segments,” says IHS’ Dinesh Kithany, “wireless power technology …

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