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Military grade server has 9th-generation Xeon

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PIP49R-MLRK1 is a rugged military-grade server from Swiss manufacturer MPL, built in half-size 19in rack rack form. Within is a conductive cooled Xeon E-2276ME 9th generation CPU, and the fanless unit can be operated in environments from -40°C to +60°C given a suitable thermally conductive environment. Screening for +85°C operation is possible. Up to 64Gbyte …

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Mouser signs Intelligent Memory

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Around 100 DRAM, NAND flash memories and selected DRAM modules from Intelligent Memory are now available from Mouser Electronics, following the signing of a global distribution agreement. Founded in 1991, Intelligent Memory changed its name from Pacific Force Technology in 2003 and manufactures DRAM components as well as DRAM modules (SDRAM to DDR4) and also …

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Toray film has absorpton capacity of 99% for millimetre waves

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Toray Industries says it  has developed a film that can efficiently absorb millimetre wave band electromagnetic waves employed in 5G communications and elsewhere. The film delivers an absorption capacity of at least 20 decibels (99%) for millimetre waves and makes it possible to select absorption frequency. It is one-fifth the thickness and one-tenth the weight …

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NinjaSat on covert science mission to observe black holes, neutron stars

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Japan’s research institution RIKEN, Mitsui Bussan Aerospace and Vilnius-based NanoAvionics are collaborating on the astronomical NinjaSat X-ray observatory mission. The aim of the two-year mission is to observe X-ray photons from persistently bright X-ray objects in the universe. The organisations have announced that the NinjaSat team aims to observe black holes and neutron stars that …

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Q2 fall for tablets and Chromebooks

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Q2 tablet shipments fell 29.9% y-o-y to  28.3 million, says IDC and most of the top vendors recorded double-digit declines. Q2 Chromebook shipments fell 1.8% to  5.8 million units. for a y-o-y decline of 5.8%. Apple once again led the tablet market with shipments of 10.5 million units, but still recorded a y-o-y decline of 16.8%. Samsung’s …

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AWS Artifact launches email notifications

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Amazon Web Services (AWS) is announcing the general availability of notifications on the AWS Artifact console. You can now subscribe to notifications and create configurations to get notified when a new report or agreement, or a new version of an existing report or agreement becomes available on AWS Artifact. While creating a configuration, you can choose whether you need notifications on all reports and agreements or a subset of reports, and provide the email addresses of the individuals who would like to receive notifications. Once the recipient verifies their email address, they will start receiving email notifications as per the preferences selected within the configuration. To use notifications on AWS Artifact, you will also need to enable permissions to the AWS User Notifications service. 

Amazon EMR Studio adds support for AWS Lake Formation fine-grained access control

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Amazon EMR Studio is an integrated development environment (IDE) that makes it easy for data scientists and data engineers to develop, visualize, and debug big data and analytics applications written in PySpark, Python, Scala, and R. EMR Studio provides fully managed Jupyterlab Notebooks and tools such as Spark UI and YARN Timeline Service to simplify debugging. Today, we are excited to announce that EMR Studio workspaces now supports applying fine-grained data access control with AWS Lake Formation when accessing data through EMR on EC2 clusters.

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