AWS HealthOmics now provides customers with more detailed information about their workflow runs. Customers can now see detailed performance metrics in their CloudWatch log streams and use this information to quickly right size their workloads. Additionally, customers now receive engine logs for all workflow runs in their S3 location of choice and receive detailed status messages to aid in debugging. All of this information is readily available in the revamped run details page in the HealthOmics console.

You can now create Apache Airflow version 2.8 environments on Amazon Managed Workflows for Apache Airflow (MWAA). Apache Airflow 2.8 is the latest minor release of the popular open-source tool that helps customers author, schedule, and monitor workflows.

Starting today, remediating non-compliant resources with AWS Config rules is available in Canada West (Calgary) Region. This feature gives you the ability to associate and execute remediation actions with AWS Config rules to address noncompliant resources. You can choose from a list of available remediation actions. For example, you can create an AWS Config rule to check that your Amazon S3 buckets does not allow public read access. You can then associate a remediation action to disable public access for noncompliant S3 buckets.

AWS Elastic Beanstalk now supports Windows Server 2022 based Elastic Beanstalk environments. Elastic Beanstalk Windows 2022 environments come with .NET Framework 4.8.1 and .NET Core 8.0 installed by default. 

Amazon CloudFront embedded Points of Presence (POPs) are a new type of CloudFront infrastructure deployed closest to end viewers, within internet service provider (ISP) and mobile network operator (MNO) networks. Embedded POPs are custom built to deliver large scale live-stream video, video-on-demand (VOD), and game downloads. Today, CloudFront has 600+ embedded POPs deployed across 200+ cities globally.

The playbook for a techie with a technology to sell is to go to industrial companies and tell them they’ll become uncompetitive if they don’t buy it. In the 70s, …

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There’s Pico Technology’s 3GHz bandwidth display-less oscilloscope, BAE buying Ball Aerospace, Globalfoundries receiving $1.5bn of Chips and Science Act money, and SoftBank to put $100bn into “Izanagi” to make AI chips designed by Arm…

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19 years ago this was the question being asked in Washington. On the opening day of the 2oo4 EDA Tech Forum in San Jose the keynote speaker’s first question was: …

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This one is aimed at professionals – I’m stretching the ‘Gadget Book’ definition – and covers the design of embedded system electronics: Applied Embedded Electronics: Design Essentials for Robust Systems. …

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Skylo Technologies, a non-terrestrial network (NTN) service provider, has secured $37 million in funding from investors co-led by Intel Capital and Innovation Endeavors. Other investors included BMW i Ventures, Next47, …

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