Amazon S3 Replication now supports objects encrypted with server-side encryption with customer-provided keys (SSE-C). SSE-C is an encryption option that allows you to store your own encryption keys to satisfy compliance or security requirements, rather than having AWS store the keys on your behalf using SSE-S3 or SSE-KMS. Now you can automatically replicate your SSE-C encrypted objects to a secondary bucket for your data protection or multi-region resiliency needs. S3 Replication will automatically replicate newly uploaded SSE-C encrypted objects if they are eligible, as per your S3 Replication configurations . To replicate existing SSE-C objects, you can use S3 Batch Replication . To retrieve a replicated SSE-C encrypted object from S3, you supply the same key used to encrypt that object when it was initially uploaded to S3.

Amazon CloudWatch RUM (Real User Monitoring) adds the ability for customers to include additional customer-defined metadata attributes as key-value pairs to RUM events when instrumenting their web applications. Additionally, customers are now able to use these self defined attributes as an additional filter when slicing and dicing the data in the AWS Management Console. When combined with pre-defined metadata attributes (eg. browser, device, country) that RUM supports today, customers can see a better classification of different end user activities.

My mate at the  Chinese Embassy has been on to me sotto voce to see if I can help with the dilemma they are in following the ban on US nationals and residents working for Chinese chip companies, Ed confides to his diary. The bounty the Chinese are paying per head of semiconductor engineers and …

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Canada is to contribute to the Atmosphere Observing System (AOS) mission led by NASA, a multi-satellite initiative to help improve extreme weather prediction, climate modelling, and the monitoring of disasters. Canada’s contribution – involving two instruments and a satellite – is estimated at more than $200 million, with launches slated to be in 2028 and …

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Guerrilla RF has introduced the GRF5521, one of ten ¼ W linear power amplifiers (PAs) released as part of the company’s expansion into the cellular market. The InGaP HBT amplifiers were designed for 5G/4G wireless infrastructure applications requiring exceptional native linearity over temperature extremes of -40°C to 85°C. Spanning a frequency range of 2.11 to 2.17GHz, …

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There’s safety-enhanced RISC-V CPU intellectual property, Apple dropping plans to buy NAND from Yangtze memory, automotive GPS in the US, the returning issue of Nukes, and ASML’s sparkling financial results…

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A stroke of foresight by Sir Robin Saxby staved off some interesting moments at Arm when the investors were not happy about some of Arm’s operational decisions. In his book ‘Culture Won’, the former Arm vp and 25-year Arm veteran Keith  Clarke, says: “Robin chose a holdings board management structure with the investors’ directors, insulating …

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With rising automotive battery voltages, Coilcraft has identified a need for PCB-mount inductors to handle the full potential difference, and responded with an 800V rated family of physically-small unshielded through-hole ferrite drum parts. Qualified to AEC-Q200 Grade 3 (-40 to +85°C) and called the RFC0807BV series, they are 8.8mm in diameter, 7.5mm tall and have …

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Described as the “UK’s Premier IoT Show, from Sensor to Cloud”, Hardware Pioneers Max is on 25 October 2022 at the London Business Design Centre. Topics covered in the show include embedded vision, IoT security, Edge AI, FPGA technology, power management and sensing technology, and it also features an exhibition (you can see the full …

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Agile Analog, the Canbridge analogue  startup,  now has available a complete set of the key analogue IP needed to fast track an IoT design. Arranged in six blocks, they wrap round the customer’s choice of processor core and memory to provide all the vital analog functions required to interface between the digital world of the …

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