You can now launch R4, db.t2.xlarge, db.t2.2xlarge, and db.m4.16xlarge instances types when using Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) for Oracle.

A transcript of the WaterWorld Weekly Newscast for October 23, 2017.

Actions build upon prior cleanup efforts.

The supplier of process equipment and services acquired the pump distributor and service provider this week.

EPA awards the state almost $15 million for critical water project loans statewide.

Membrane guru Dr Graeme Pearce discusses the latest developments in membrane technology and gives an honest opinion about graphene…

Samsung makes a ‘significant’ investment in DeePhi Tech, an AI IC specialist founded by graduates from Tsinghua University and Stanford

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The CBI is calling on the government to form a joint commission early next year made up business and employee representatives

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Nordic Semiconductor has licensed Embedded Studio from Segger Microcontroller on behalf of Nordic customers – in particular those developing applications for its nRF51 and nRF52 Bluetooth chips – both of which have spare user-accessible processing power. Embedded Studio is an integrated development environment (IDE) for managing, building, testing, and deploying embedded applications, which includes: a project …

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Is the revenue model for IoT products broken? Maarten Ectors of Legal & General and Mike Bray of RS Components explain the rationale behind the LeakKiller challenge The adoption of IoT products is a bit sluggish. While there are many causes, the number one reason stems from the high cost of hardware, with the retail …

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