Amazon QuickSight launches the new capability for Row Level Security (RLS) on Dataset-as-a-Source. This is a follow-up feature to enhance the security level for the current QuickSight Dataset-as-a-Source feature. Previously, if any of the QuickSight parent datasets is RLS-enabled, the creation of a child dataset from that parent dataset was blocked. Now with the new capability, customers can create child datasets with the RLS rules inherated from the parent dataset. When querying the child dataset, QuickSight applies the parent RLS filter on top of the parent data at runtime. For further details, visit here .

You can now monitor the quality of machine learning predictions from Batch Transform jobs in SageMaker using Amazon SageMaker Model Monitor. Amazon SageMaker Model Monitor provides a fully managed experience to monitor models in production, detect deviations, and take timely actions such as auditing or retraining.

AWS App Runner now supports PHP 8.1, Go 1.18, .Net 6, and Ruby 3.1 managed runtimes for building and running web applications and APIs. These runtimes enable you to leverage the App Runner “build from source” capability to build and deploy directly from your source code repository without needing to learn the internals of building and managing your own container images.

Silicon Valley founders are generally young people, but they don’t have to be. Back in 1984, an engineer with a distinguished record in semiconductor management founded a chip company st the age of 61. In doing so, he brought to market a rare thing in the chip industry – a genuinely new product class. He …

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Whoa. What’s this? An OLED maze, since you ask. Or the LG OLED ART installation dubbed “Into the Maze”, to be precise.

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For example, what caught our technology editor’s eye this week was scientists in Australia creating a Bose-Einstein condensate at room temperature inside flakes of 2d tungsten disulphide…

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What seems like strength to Xi is weakness for China. He has eliminated his rivals, reigns supreme and now things get sticky. Once they become El Supremo, tyrants make bad decisions: Napoleon and Hitler marched on Moscow in winter. Stalin starved Ukraine. Mussolini joined Hitler Putin invaded Ukraine So when, figuratively speaking, does Xi march …

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Sodium-ion batteries could be a lower-cost alternative to Li-ion batteries, if ways are found to prevent the large sodium ions destroying their electrodes as they shuttle back and forth. As a possible sodium-ion anode for such batteries, materials scientists at Qingdao University have used titanium dioxide and graphite to produce a stable structure, unchanged after …

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Würth Elektronik has created a range of 10mm PCB-mount wire terminals through the neat idea of missing the metalwork out of every second cavity in 5mm pitch connectors. The range is WR-TBL, and it has three series:  series 1018 horizontal cable entry 250V 16A UL and VDE series 1028 horizontal cable entry 300V 15A cULus …

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PFD7 is a family of 950V super-junction mosfets from Infineon, that can achieve 450mΩ Rds(on) in DPAK or 60mΩ in TO247. Gate-source threshold voltage is 3±0.5V. “Due to the low threshold voltage and tolerance, linear mode operation is avoided while allowing lower driving voltage and reduced idle loss,” according to the company. “By integrating a …

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