Today, we updated the AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) console to make it easier for you to create and manage IAM roles. Roles help you manage access to your AWS resources for trusted users, applications, and AWS services. The new IAM console role-creation wizard helps you create the correct type of role with the right permissions with a better organized role creation workflow. The updated IAM console also provides you policy summaries for each role in your AWS account to help you view and manage your role permissions.
U.S. Water acquires Tonka Water
U.S. Water provides integrated water solutions for industry.
Trinity River Authority of Texas awards MWH Constructors $196M contract
Project is one of three projects in the U.S. to utilize the Cambi Thermal Hydrolysis Process to produce higher quality biosolids, capture and treat odors more effectively.
ST introduces STM8 core MCU with $0.2 price tag
STMicroelectronics has come up with a lower cost 8-bit STM series MCU in the SO-8 package.
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IBM commits $240m to AI research lab at MIT
IBM has committed to a $240 investment into research on artificial intelligence (AI) hardware, software and algorithms in a joint project with MIT.
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More heat than light for UVC LEDs
It sums up the thermal challenge in the growing market for UVC LEDs being used to disinfect medical instruments, water and other everyday consumer products.
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Canadian clean-sweep in element14 design competition
element14 challenged 15 community members to conceive and build a ‘safe and sound’ wearable for improving personal protection
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Infineon backs XMOS with $15m investment
XMOS, the 12 year-old Bristol programmable chip specialist co-founded by Transputer architect Professor David May, has raised another $15 million in a Series-E round bringing its total VC funding to $72 million. The round was led by Infineon Technologies with additional funding from existing investors Amadeus Capital Partners, Draper Esprit, Foundation Capital and Robert Bosch …
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Fable: The Scientist Who Was Made A Count
216 years ago a scientist was invited to Paris by Napoleon to explain one of his inventions to him. Here is a picture of the meeting: Nine years after the meeting, Napoleon made the scientist a Count. Moral: Scientists and Emperors can perform wonders.
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What A Lot of Tosh
Another day, another solution for Toshiba, but yesterday two solutions emerged. One was a group offering to split equity ownership of the memory unit six ways: Foxconn – 25%; Apple – 20%; Kingston – 20%; Sharp 15%; SoftBank 10%; Toshiba 10%. This essentially gives Foxconn control of Toshiba because Foxconn owns two thirds of Sharp, …
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