Real-Time IoT Device Monitoring with Kinesis Data Analytics is a solution that can help you more easily monitor your IoT device connectivity and activity in real-time. This solution automatically provisions the services necessary to record and visualize device connectivity and activity metrics for your IoT devices. Real-Time IoT Device Monitoring with Kinesis Data Analytics is designed to provide a framework for visualizing metrics in real-time, allowing you to focus on adding new metrics rather than underlying infrastructure operations.  

AWS Database Migration Service (DMS) now supports Memory-Optimized R4 instances for migrations or ongoing replications. R4 instances have more memory per vCPU, and can be used to migrate or replicate workloads that are memory bound, typically with high Transactions per Second (TPS), that need to be migrated in near real time.

We’re excited to announce the availability of Lumberyard Beta 1.14. With over 200 improvements, fixes, and new features, this release includes a major update to the game engine’s visual scripting environment, new component entities, and more. Some highlights include:

The Digital and Culture Secretary, Matt Hancock (pictured), today begins a three-day visit to India to launch the UK-India Tech Partnership. He will confirm the partnership will link the Midlands Engine with Maharashtra with a focus on future mobility including low emission and autonomous vehicles, battery storage and vehicle lightweighting. He will say the Northern …

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BT is sack 13,000 staff over the next three years and take on 6,000 new people in a bid to make the company more relevant to market needs. Last year it announced 4,000 job cuts. Out go swathes of management and back-room jobs and in come  new employees to  “support network deployment and customer service”. “It …

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Terrestrial radio (TETRA) deployments increased 16% last year, says IHS, as mature markets around the world continued to refresh, and TETRA users continued to come online Public safety accounts for around 60 percent of the World’s TETRA users, but as TETRA becomes more popular around the world, it permeates into business-critical organizations, such as the …

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The Vision Fund is about to reach its goal of $100 billion, reports the FT, with another $7 billion pledged to add to the $93 billion already raised. The final $7 billion is coming from Daimler, the sovereign wealth fund of Bahrain, Larry Ellison and three Japanese banks – Mizuho, MUFG and Sumitomo. When the …

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TT Electronics is to create a centre of excellence for engineering, manufacturing and operational excellence at its facility at Bedlington. The Bedlington facility is where the design and production of TT Electronics’ hybrid circuits and specialist current sensing, circuit protection and signal conditioning product lines is done. The facility is AS9100 certified – the quality …

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Vishay has introduced a series of ruggedised  electrical double-layer energy storage capacitors for energy harvesting and power backup applications in harsh, high humidity environments. Values span 20 to 60F, at up to 2.7V, although rated voltage drops to 2.3V at +85°C. There are eight case across 16mm diameter x 20mm, to 18 dia x 40mm …

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Infineon is setting up a Development Center at its Dresden location. The company is planning to create around 100 additional new jobs in the first phase. The Development Center is expected to employ a total of around 250 people in the medium term. One focus of it will be to develop products for automotive applications, …

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