Amazon Simple Notification Service (Amazon SNS) recently launched the public preview of message data protection . Amazon SNS message data protection is a new set of capabilities that leverage pattern matching, machine learning models, and content policies to help security and engineering teams facilitate real-time data protection in their applications that use Amazon SNS to exchange high volumes of data. Now, with the general availability launch, you can de-identify data within a message payload in real-time via data redaction, or masking.

Today, AWS announced the general availability of AWS Copilot version 1.23 with support for AWS App Runner private services. App Runner makes it easier for developers to quickly deploy containerized web applications and APIs to the cloud, at scale, and without having to manage infrastructure. By default, App Runner services are accessible publicly over the internet. Now, with private services you can restrict network access to your internal websites, APIs, and applications to originate from within your Amazon VPC.

Effective immediately, AWS Lambda customers in AWS GovCloud (US) Regions can configure up to 10,240 MB of ephemeral storage for their Lambda functions, a 20x increase compared to the previous limit of 512 MB.

You can now use data tiering for Amazon MemoryDB for Redis as a lower cost way to scale your clusters to up to hundreds of terabytes of capacity. Data tiering provides a new price-performance option for MemoryDB by utilizing lower-cost solid state drives (SSDs) in each cluster node, in addition to storing data in memory. Data tiering is ideal for workloads that access up to 20% of their overall dataset regularly, and for applications that can tolerate additional latency when accessing data on SSD.

Today, we are excited to announce operations support for SQL Server on Amazon EC2 through AWS Managed Services (AMS) Operations on Demand (OOD). This new offering reduces the undifferentiated heavy lifting by offloading database operations such as patching and backup to highly skilled AMS resources. With this launch, customers can now bring their existing SQL Server licenses (BYOL) to EC2 and take advantage of AMS to operate more efficiently.

Meta, formerly Facebook, looks like it’s chasing an expensive will o’ the wisp  – the Metaverse. The 52% fall in Q3 profits came not only from a fall in ad revenue but from the $9.4 billion lost, so far this year, by Reality Labs  – its Metaverse unit. Last year the unit lost $10 billion. …

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Now we know what we’re in. We used to think it was a four letter word beginning in s and ending in t but, thanks to the Collins Dictionary, we now have a Word of the Year for 2022 and it’s ‘Permacrisis’. Ever since the Financial Crisis of 2008/9 we seem to have been hit …

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Renesas is aiming at powering automotive cameras with an ISO-26262 compliant multi-rail regulator IC – qualified to AEC-Q100 Grade 1. RAA271082 has a primary high voltage synchronous buck regulator, two secondary low voltage synchronous buck regulators and a low voltage LDO regulator. It offers four over-voltage and under-voltage monitors, I2C communications, a configurable general-purpose open-drain …

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Trend Networks has launched a Bluetooth-enabled power-over-Ethernet tester which supports cloud-based reporting via the company’s AnyWARE phone app and test management service. “With access to detailed test reports, businesses can easily verify that technicians on site have completed an install correctly,” said Trend product director Dan Barrera. “Occasional termination mistakes are inevitable but, previously, issues …

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Inova Semiconductors is proposing a 30Gbit/s bi-directional bus for vehicles, that will carry multiple separated data streams. Branded ADXpress, for ‘automotive data express’, “all raw sensor data can be transmitted via sensor-specific virtual data paths with deterministic latency to one or more evaluation units”, claimed the company. “The sensors can be connected to an ADXpress …

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