Today could be a pivotal day in world history. Last week the world seemed on the brick of disaster with the war in the Middle East, the war in Europe …

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Inelco Hunter has introduced a 7in colour touch display with a predicted operational life of 20,000 hours. “The 7in size is particularly suitable for applications requiring a long-life, high-brightness touch …

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Rocket Factory Augsburg has officially received its spaceflight operator licence from the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). The SaxaVord Spaceport spaceport – on the Lamba Ness peninsula site in Unst, …

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GlobalFoundries is to create a new centre for advanced packaging and test at its New York fab site which is expected to offer: Advanced packaging, assembly and testing for GF’s …

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Could Elon Musk buy Intel? SemiAccurate reported that a couple of months ago it saw an email saying that a potential buyer for the whole operation with enough money to …

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Intel’s hopes of overtaking TSMC in process technology this year or next year have taken a knock after a TSMC statement about its A16 process from CEO C.C.Wei that: “Volume …

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Expanded beam optical (EBO) connectors by ODU are based on 3M’s sliding ferrule design and overcome the limitations of current fibre optic connectivity, said the company. “MT connectors are high …

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Aaeon has released its first development kit for Nvidia’s Jetson Orin NX AI system-on-module. Boxer-8654AI-kit is a carrier board equipped with either an 8Gbyte or 16Gbyte Jetson Orin NX module …

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Rohde & Schwarz is claiming to have invented a new test set-up for verifying power amplifier performance when connected to an antenna, which typically shows a dispersive impedance, by swapping …

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Developers can now use the AWS Encryption SDK for Go to help protect their data. This open-source release makes it easier for developers to encrypt and decrypt their data when building applications using the Go programming language.

The AWS Encryption SDK is a client-side encryption library designed to make it easy to encrypt and decrypt data based on industry standards and best practices. The AWS Encryption SDK is available in multiple languages and all implementations of the SDK are interoperable, allowing you to encrypt data in one programming language and decrypt it with any other. The AWS Encryption SDK is developed under open source projects on GitHub where you can inspect the code and contribute to the project.

You can get started by visiting the AWS Encryption SDK for Go on GitHub. To learn more, see What is AWS Encryption SDK in the developer guide.