IoT is what gets Silicon Labs CEO Tyson Tuttle up in the morning.

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Arm has launched a Bluetooth Low Energy software stack, claiming it to be “the world’s first open-source, fully-qualified and production-ready”. Called Mbed Cordio Stack, it is the existing Cordio BLE stack integrated into Mbed OS, according to a spokesman for Arm. “For silicon partners, the solution gives them access to a full-featured, production-ready Bluetooth 5 …

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ADI announces multi-phase 98% efficient bi-directional buck-boost switching regulator controllers

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AWS Server Migration Service now supports migrating on-premises virtual machines with data volumes of up to 16 TB. This enables customers to migrate their large databases and content management servers to AWS using the simplicity and ease of use that Server Migration Service provides.

AWS Application Discovery Service (ADS), which helps enterprise customers plan migration projects by gathering information about their on-premises data centers, launched a Data Exploration feature. This new feature allows you to easily query data that ADS agents pull from your on-premises servers in one single location, giving you the opportunity to better assess and plan for your migration project.

Amazon S3 Cross-Region Replication (CRR) now supports object filtering based on S3 object tags. This allows you to identify individual objects using S3 object tags for automatic replication across AWS Regions for compliance and/or data protection.

Starting today, Amazon EC2 G3 instances are available in the Canada (Central) AWS Region.

The company continues to move beyond LEDs for general lighting and expands its laser-light-source offerings.

Amazon Elasticsearch Service now supports node-to-node encryption, enabling organizations to host sensitive workloads with stringent security and compliance requirements. The node-to-node encryption capability provides an additional layer of security by implementing Transport Layer Security (TLS) for all communications between Elasticsearch instances in a cluster. It ensures that any data you send to your Amazon Elasticsearch Service domain over HTTPS remains encrypted in-flight while it is being distributed and replicated between the nodes. Node-to-node encryption complements existing features provided by the service such as HTTPS client to cluster encryption, at-rest encryption, and Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) based network-level security and isolation for node-to-node communication. All certificates are deployed and rotated automatically by the service throughout the life of the domain, without any additional operational overhead. 

The AWS Solutions team has updated the Data Lake Solution, an automated reference implementation that deploys a highly available, cost-effective data lake architecture on the AWS Cloud along with a user-friendly console for searching and requesting datasets. The solution now includes a federated template that allows you to launch a version of the solution that is ready to integrate with Microsoft Active Directory.