The average lead time for volatile memory is 11-17 weeks while the non-volatile memory lead time is 15-22 weeks, says SourceEngine. Overall, semiconductor lead times, have dropped by an average …

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I was looking at the electronics behind the little Petoi dog robot (right), and noticed a chip I was not aware of before, NXP’s PCA9685. On a deeper delve, I …

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There’s Nasa’s new moon rovers, Renesas buying Sequans, TSMC’s German fab, Wales versus Taiwan, and the Tinker Board 3N aimed at IIoT from Asus…

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IBM has revealed an analogue in-memory IC for implementing neural networks. The device stores weights locally as analogue levels as conductance in phase-change memory, and implements analogue multiply-accumulate calculation. For …

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German factory automation company Sick has introduced 3d inspection cameras that can measure down to 800nm. Called Ruler3002, 3004, 3010, the cameras work with fields of view down to 26.6mm. …

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Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) for PostgreSQL 16 Beta 3 is now available in the Amazon RDS Database Preview Environment, allowing you to evaluate the pre-release of PostgreSQL 16 on Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL. You can deploy PostgreSQL 16 Beta 3 in the Preview Environment that has the benefits of a fully managed database, making it simpler to set up, operate, and monitor databases. PostgreSQL 16 Beta 3 in Preview Environment also includes support for logical decoding on read replicas, AWS libcrypto (AWS-LC ), and over 80 PostgreSQL extensions. 

Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) for Oracle now supports the July 2023 Release Update (RU) for Oracle Database versions 19c and 21c.

Amazon QuickSight introduces a new layout option called hierarchy layout for pivot tables. This allows users to view data in a hierarchical manner, where all row fields are presented in a single column with indentation to differentiate between items from different fields. The hierarchy layout optimizes space by reducing the footprint of row fields, creating more room for numeric data and resulting in more organized and compact pivot tables.

Amazon EventBridge API Destinations is now available in Europe (Spain, Zurich), Asia Pacific (Jakarta, Osaka, Hyderabad) and Middle East (UAE) regions, making event-driven applications more extensible by allowing you to send events to any HTTP APIs for self-managed or Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications. Authorization is built in so you don’t have to write or manage additional code to authorize their requests. 

Amazon CloudWatch, the native monitoring and observability service provided by AWS, has added CloudWatch Agent support for the collection of AWS X-Ray and OpenTelemetry traces . Whether you’re already an X-Ray customer, or just getting started with OpenTelemetry, you are now able to collect metrics, logs, and traces with a single agent, simplifying installation, configuration and management of telemetry collection.