TI is building seven fabs in the US at a cost of $60 billion, says the company.  Four fabs costing $46 billion are either underway or planned at TI’s Texas …

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Infineon has brought out three product families to address the New Space market. NewSpace refers to the commercialisation of space exploration by private companies and startups, often with less governmental …

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BAE Systems is working with NMITE (the New Model Institute for Technology and Engineering) to help bridge the UK’s engineering skills gap. The Hereford-based institute has signed a Memorandum of …

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X-Fab has improved 25V isolation for better SPAD integration in its 180nm XH018 fab process. 4×3 SPAD arrays: Original Isomos1 and new Isomos2 (right) SPADs – single-photon avalanche diodes – …

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Bob Tsao (pictured), founder and former CEO of Taiwan’s first chip company, UMC, has taken to the hustings in Taiwan to campaign for the removal of 37 members of the …

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University of British Columbia researchers are aiming at long-distance entangled quantum networks with a coherent microwave-to-optical photon converter, that can theoretically be fabricated on a silicon wafer. Such a network …

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BLM15VM is an automotive ferrite beads inductor intended to block frequencies around 5.9GHz. Announced by Murata, it is particularly intended for 5G vehicle-to-everything (5G-V2X) applications. “In recent years, the use …

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Filtronic is aiming at satellite up-links with a 500W V-band linear RF amplifier. Called Prometheus, it was unveiled at the International Microwave Symposium this week. I combines gallium nitride (GaN) …

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Amazon S3 Express One Zone now supports renaming objects with the new RenameObject API. For the first time in S3, you can rename existing objects atomically (with a single operation) without any data movement.

The RenameObject API simplifies data management in S3 directory buckets by transforming a multi-step rename operation into a single API call. You can now rename objects in S3 Express One Zone by specifying an existing object’s name as the source and the new name of the object as the destination within the same S3 directory bucket. With no data movement involved, this capability accelerates applications like log file management, media processing, and data analytics while lowering costs. For example, renaming a 1-terabyte log file can now complete in milliseconds, instead of hours, significantly accelerating applications and reducing cost.

You can use the RenameObject API in the S3 Express One Zone storage class in all AWS Regions where the storage class is available . You can get started with the new capability in S3 Express One Zone using the AWS SDKs, AWS CLI, AWS Management Console, Amazon S3 API, or Mountpoint for Amazon S3 (version 1.19.0 or higher). To learn more, visit the S3 User Guide .

AWS, in partnership with Google and the Valkey community, announces general availability of General Language Independent Driver for the Enterprise (GLIDE) 2.0, the latest release of one of its official open source Valkey client libraries. Valkey is the most permissive open source alternative to Redis stewarded by the Linux Foundation, which means it will always be open source. Valkey GLIDE is a reliable, high-performance, multi-language client that supports all Valkey commands. GLIDE 2.0 brings new capabilities that expand developer support, improve observability, and optimize performance for high-throughput workloads.

Valkey GLIDE 2.0 extends its multi-language support to Go (contributed by Google), joining Java, Python, and Node.js to provide a consistent, fully compatible API experience across all four languages—with more on the way. With this release, Valkey GLIDE now supports OpenTelemetry, an open source, vendor-neutral framework enabling developers to generate, collect, and export telemetry data and critical client-side performance insights. Additionally, GLIDE 2.0 introduces batching capabilities, reducing network overhead and latency for high-frequency use cases by allowing multiple commands to be grouped and executed as a single operation.

Valkey GLIDE is compatible with versions 7.2, 8.0 and 8.1 of Valkey, as well as versions 6.2, 7.0, and 7.2 of Redis OSS. Valkey GLIDE 2.0 is available now through the Valkey repository on GitHub . For more information about Valkey’s official client libraries, visit the Valkey website .