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Farnell has announced the results of its first-ever Buyer Survey. The survey was designed to provide in-depth insights into the priorities and preferences of buyers across the engineering and electronics …
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This year’s satellite comms-related SIG Awards have been announced – at SATShow ’25 in Washington D.C. – by the Satcoms Innovation Group (SIG). The awards celebrate outstanding and innovative technologies, …
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Magnachip has added 25 Gen6 SJ MOSFETs with switching speeds improved by approximately 23%, reducing the RSP of applications by about 40% compared to the previous generation, thereby enhancing the …
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Lip-Bu Tan, Intel’s new CEO (pictured) will buy $25 million worth of Intel shares over the next 30 days which “reflects his belief in Intel and commitment to creating shareholder …
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The House of Lords is inviting individuals and organisations to send written submissions as part of its inquiry into UK space policy. Appointed on 30 January 2025, and due to …
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Espressif has announced PSA Level 2 certification for its ESP32-C6 RISC-V MCU. “PSA certification aligns with upcoming regulations including the European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act, the US Cybersecurity Improvement Act, …
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Following on from last year’s Embedded World announcement that Tria Technologies will be working with Qualcomm Technologies on high performance embedded compute modules. The embedded specialist unveiled more of the …
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AWS announces Amazon Redshift Query Editor V2 now supports increased maximum result set and export size to 100MB of your query result sets with no row limit in AWS GovCloud (US) Regions. Prior to this limit of your query result sets was* 5MB or 100,000 rows. This enhancement provides greater flexibility for you and your team to work with large datasets, enabling you to generate, analyze, and export more comprehensive data without previous constraints.
If you work with large datasets, such as security logs, gaming data, and other big data workloads, that require in-depth analysis, the previous 5MB or 100,000-row limit on result sets and exports often fell short of your needs, forcing you to piece together insights from multiple queries and downloads. With the new 100MB result set size and export capabilities in Amazon Redshift Query Editor, you can now generate a single, more complete view of your data, export it directly as a CSV or JSON file, and conduct richer analysis to drive better-informed business decisions.
The increased 100MB result set and export size capabilities for Amazon Redshift Query Editor V2 are available in AWS GovCloud (US) Regions. For more information about the AWS Regions where Redshift is available, please refer to the AWS Regions table.
To learn more, see the Amazon Redshift documentation
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Amazon OpenSearch Service now offers support for managed VPC endpoints (powered by AWS PrivateLink ) in two additional regions – AWS GovCloud (US-East), and AWS GovCloud (US-West). Managed VPC endpoints allow to connect to your Amazon OpenSearch Service VPC-enabled domain in a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC). With an Amazon OpenSearch Service managed endpoint, you can now privately access your OpenSearch Service domain within your VPC from your client applications in other VPCs, within the same or across AWS accounts, without using public IPs or requiring traffic to traverse the Internet.
With this release, OpenSearch Service allows you to create an endpoint to an OpenSearch Service domain from another VPC in the same account or in another AWS account. You can either use the OpenSearch Service console or OpenSearch Service APIs to create an OpenSearch Service managed VPC endpoint.
Amazon OpenSearch Service managed VPC endpoints are powered by AWS PrivateLink. If you use OpenSearch Service managed VPC endpoints to access your OpenSearch Service domain from your client applications in another VPC, you will incur standard AWS data transfer charges and the associated cost for the AWS PrivateLink interface endpoint.
Please refer to the AWS Region Table for more information about OpenSearch Service availability. For more information, including instructions on getting started with setting up cross-VPC connectivity, please refer the OpenSearch Service documentation .
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Amazon Connect Tasks can now be configured to expire up to 90 days from creation, with a default of 7 days. For example, tasks like auto repairs can take weeks to complete or that have longer follow-up times can stay active for up to 90 days before being escalated to a supervisor, while more time-critical tasks like rescheduling a hotel reservation can be distributed and tracked to completion within minutes. Amazon Connect Tasks empowers you to prioritize, assign, and track all contact center agent tasks to completion, improving agent productivity and ensuring customer issues are quickly resolved.
This feature is supported in all AWS regions where Amazon Connect Tasks is offered. To learn more, see our documentation . To learn more about Amazon Connect, the easy-to-use cloud contact center, visit the Amazon Connect website .