Amazon Aurora MySQL-Compatible Edition now supports authentication of database users using Microsoft Active Directory. You can use Active Directory to authenticate with Amazon Aurora using AWS Directory Service for Microsoft Active Directory or with your on-premise Active Directory by establishing a trusted domain relationship.
Off-the-shelf SRAM IP for Wearables and Hearables
To speed up design times for customers, sureCore has launched a range of off-the-shelf, ultra-low power memory IP that is available for use at the most popular industry nodes. “Customers invariably want a certain amount of customisation to precisely fit their project’s needs,” says sureCore CEO Paul Wells, “however, we have found that certain memory …
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Dyson has sales of £6.5bn
Dyson had revenues of £6.5 billion in 2022, up from £6 billion in 2021, helped by a higher proportion of sales going direct through the Dyson website rather than through retailers. EBITDA fell from £1.5 billion to £1.3 billion. Dyson recruited more than 1000 new engineers and scientists in 2022. 2022 capex was £463 million …
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Common-sense UK version of GDPR bill being introduced today
The Technology Secretary Michelle Donelan introduces the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill today The Bill is said to be a “common-sense-led UK version of the EU’s GDPR” which will reduce costs and burdens for British businesses and charities, remove barriers to international trade and cut the number of repetitive data collection pop-ups online A …
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Intel wants another €4-5bn to build German fab
Intel is asking the German government for another €4-5 billion on top of the €7 billion already agreed to subsidise the building of a fab in Magdeburg, reports Bloomberg. “Disruptions in the global economy have resulted in increased costs, from construction materials to energy,” says Intel. “We appreciate the constructive dialogue with the federal government …
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Sponsored Content: How to achieve the impossible through Analog Semiconductor Solutions? “Ask ABLIC”
While the global semiconductor industry is in turmoil these days, one Japanese company is rapidly increasing its presence in the industry, under strong leadership. That company is ABLIC Inc., an analog semiconductor specialist. Its uniqueness stems from the fact that in its early beginnings before it was named ‘ABLIC’, the company’s specialized craftsmanship was born …
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Harwin puts on extra custom cable capacity
Harwin has upped custom cable assembly capacity at its US facility in Salem New Hampshire. “Growing customer demand has led to the need for ramping up cable assembly,” the company told Electronics Weekly. “More capacity has been added to address this through additional jigs, and electrical testing capabilities have been doubled, while wire cutting and …
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Auto-focus and image stabilisation in the same shape memory actuator
Cambridge Mechatronics has created a shape memory alloy actuator for cameras that combines auto-focus and optical image stabilisation (AF+OIS) in the same structure. Designed to move the lens above an image sensor, the actuator uses eight shape memory wires. “By placing shape memory alloy wires in a three-dimensional configuration around the lens, the single actuator …
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Women’s Engineering Society begins its search for 2023 WE50 winners
The Women’s Engineering Society is beginning its search for 50 women engineers across the UK who are making a big impact, through their work and support of other women. The awards – The 2023 Top 50 Women in Engineering Awards – are designed to celebrate the women engineers who are engaged in safety and security …
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Dev kit for space-qualified FPGAs with QML qualification
Microchip is aiming at satellite designers with a development kit built around its radiation tolerant RT PolarFire FPGAs, for which MIL-STD-883 Class B qualification has been gained and both Class …
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