Mitsubishi Motors has  joined Nissan and Honda in an EV tie-upwhere all three companies share key components and software. Nissan and Honda announced an EV collaboration in March. Nissan CEO …

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The value of the chip content in electronic systems will peak at 25%, TSMC’s US President, Ed Ross, told the 2003 Globalpress Summit Conference in Monterey. The silicon foundry industry …

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In choosing to put RISC-V cores on its new microcontroller – fear not, there are Arm Coretex-M33 cores too – Raspberry Pi will be helping put this architecture on the …

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Raspberry Pi’s RP2030, its second-generation microcontroller, will be available by the end of the year in flash-less and flash-inclusive forms, in two packages: RP2350A QFN60 no flash $0.80 RP2350B QFN80 …

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Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS) announces the launch of the Agreements data feed for the Seller Delivery Data Feed Service (SDDS). The Agreement data feed provides Sellers the ability to programmatically create granular data from the Seller Insights dashboards in a Seller preferred business intelligence tool to track subscriptions, revenue and renewals.

Prior to this launch, AWS Marketplace Sellers relied on email notifications or the AWS Marketplace Agreements API to collect agreement status and estimated value. AWS Marketplace Sellers can utilize the Agreements and renewals dashboard or data feeds to track and analyze key aspects of their customer agreements.

For AWS Marketplace Sellers leveraging the Seller Delivery Data Feed Service (SDDS), the updated agreement data can be accessed through a new data feed: AgreementFeed_V1. Data can be extracted, transformed and loaded from a Seller’s Amazon S3 Bucket to a preferred data warehouse or relational database.

In addition, the Agreements and renewals Insights dashboard includes an enhanced view of AWS Marketplace agreements for SaaS, Server and Professional Services products. The enhanced view includes estimated agreement value and agreement status. Agreement status enables Sellers to identify agreements at different stages of the lifecycle allowing easy categorization of AWS Marketplace sales at a glance. Estimated agreement value helps Sellers during renewal pricing discussions by providing reference to previous agreement values.

To setup SDDS, visit the AWS Seller guide for accessing data feeds .

To learn more about the agreements and renewals dashboard, visit the AWS Seller guide on Seller dashboards for sales operations .

Amazon Connect now provides an API to update the routing criteria on a contact while it is currently in queue. Routing criteria allow you to target a contact to a specific preferred agent or to a set of agents based on their attributes, such as their proficiency level in a particular language. With this API, you can now update the routing criteria on a queued contact directly from an external system. For example, you could build a dashboard that allows agents to pick contacts from a queue to be routed next, based on attributes such as customer name, and send those routing instructions to Connect with this new API. To learn more about the UpdateContactRoutingData API, see the UpdateContactRoutingData documentation in the Amazon Connect API Reference.

This feature is available in all AWS regions where Amazon Connect is offered. To learn more about routing criteria, see the Amazon Connect Administrator Guide . To learn more about Amazon Connect, the AWS cloud-based contact center, please visit the Amazon Connect website .
 

Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) has achieved FedRAMP High approval in AWS GovCloud (US-East) and AWS GovCloud (US-West) Regions. Federal agencies, public sector organizations and other enterprises with FedRAMP High compliance requirements can now leverage Amazon DocumentDB to store and query their JSON-based document workloads.

In addition to achieving FedRAMP High approval in the AWS GovCloud (US-East and US-West) Regions, Amazon DocumentDB is in scope for numerous compliance programs and standards, including HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act), PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry – Data Security Standard), ISO (International Organization for Standardization), SOC 1, 2, and 3 (System and Organization Controls). To learn more about AWS Application Migration Service compliance validation, visit the documentation here .

Amazon DocumentDB is a fully managed, native JSON database that makes it simple and cost-effective to operate critical document workloads at virtually any scale without managing infrastructure. Get started by creating Amazon DocumentDB cluster from the AWS Management Console .
 

Today, AWS Config expands support for 124 resource types across 29 AWS Regions. If you have enabled AWS Config recording for these resource types, you will benefit from more comprehensive coverage across additional AWS Regions.

This expansion provides you greater consistency across AWS Regions for multiple AWS Config use cases including resource inventory, resource configuration change tracking, resource compliance and security monitoring, auditing, and remediation.

To view a complete list of all supported types across AWS Regions, see Resource Coverage by Region Availability page.

There was once a  semiconductor CEO whose company came up with some transformative technology breakthroughs. The problem was getting potential customers to buy into the possibilities these breakthroughs offered. He …

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In 2023, world beer production decreased by nearly 17m hectolitres (hl) to 1.88 billion hl. In Europe, production fell by 9m hl, largely driven by a drop in output from …

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