“A trend is a trend is a trend But the question is: Will it bend? Will it alter its course through some unforeseen force And come to a premature end,” …

The post How Little We Know appeared first on Electronics Weekly .

The UK Space Agency (UKSA) has announced that Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) has won £250,000 of investment from the UK’s Space Clusters Infrastructure Fund (SCIF). The funding – to …

The post UK Space Agency boosts projects for Space Clusters Infrastructure appeared first on Electronics Weekly .

E-Peas, the Belgian energy harvesting specialist, and Epishine, the Swedish indoor solar cell developer, are collaborating to advance the development of energy-efficient and sustainable consumer electronics. The partnership emphasizes the …

The post E-peas and Epishine hook up appeared first on Electronics Weekly .

Silicon Catalyst is partnering with Arm on the Arm Flexible Access for Startups Contest. The contest is directed towards early-stage entrepreneurial teams developing a system-on-chip (SoC) design using Arm processor …

The post Silicon Catalyst joins Arm’s Flexible Access contest appeared first on Electronics Weekly .

Q4 foundry revenues rose 7.9% to $30.49 billion, says TrendForce, primarily driven by demand for smartphone components, such as mid and low-end smartphone APs and peripheral PMICs. The launch season …

The post Q4 foundry revenues up 7.9% appeared first on Electronics Weekly .

Now in its sixth year of awards, EW BrightSparks sees Electronics Weekly highlight some of the brightest and most talented young engineers in the UK today. Here, in our series …

The post EW BrightSparks 2023 profile: Andrew Stylianou, The Little Car Company appeared first on Electronics Weekly .

There are a few ways to harvest 10μW from the environment but, perhaps, none so much fun as a generator based on a ‘drinking bird’ toy built by researchers in …

The post Drinking bird toy could power an IoT node appeared first on Electronics Weekly .

The Mountpoint for Amazon S3 Container Storage Interface (CSI) driver now supports Bottlerocket, a Linux-based operating system that is purpose-built for containers. With this integration, your Kubernetes applications benefit from Bottlerocket’s immutable root file system, low management overhead, and integration with AWS services, while achieving high aggregate throughput to read and write data in Amazon S3.

AWS Fault Injection Service (FIS) now allows you to preview targets resources before you start an FIS experiment to verify that your experiment is properly configured. In addition to target preview, FIS APIs now also return the ARNs of experiments, experiment templates, and actions in the response so that you have the information you need to uniquely identify these resources.

You can now obtain an aggregated picture of the performance and health of your WorkSpaces instances using the Amazon CloudWatch Automatic dashboard. This enables WorkSpaces administrators to quickly start monitoring WorkSpaces metrics and identify issues and their potential causes. You can also use CloudWatch Automatic dashboard as a starting point and create your own custom dashboards to meet your monitoring needs.