AWS Config now supports 15 more resource types including AWS DataSync, Amazon GuardDuty, Amazon Simple Email Service (Amazon SES), AWS AppSync, AWS Cloud Map, Amazon EC2, and AWS AppConfig. For the full list of newly supported resource types see [1].
Amazon Pinpoint is now in the US East (Ohio) Region
In addition to US East (Ohio) Region, Amazon Pinpoint is available in US East (Virginia), US West (Oregon), Asia Pacific (Mumbai), Asia Pacific (Seoul), Asia Pacific (Singapore), Asia Pacific (Sydney), Asia Pacific (Tokyo), Canada (Central), Europe (Frankfurt), Europe (Ireland), Europe (London) Regions. With Amazon Pinpoint, you can engage your customers by segmenting your audience, building personalized content, creating targeted campaigns and journeys, and gathering actionable insights using email, SMS, voice, push notification, in-app messaging, and custom channels.
Amazon Connect reduces telephony pricing across LATAM and Europe
Amazon Connect has reduced prices for Mexico in US East (N. Virginia) and US West (Oregon) regions by 69% for DID Inbound calls from $0.0070 to $0.0022 per minute, 61% for Toll Free Inbound calls from $0.055 to $0.021 per minute and 77% for Outbound calls from $0.033 to $0.0075 per minute.
Incident Manager from AWS Systems Manager now streamlines responses to Jira Service Management (JSM) Incidents
Customers using Atlassian Jira Service Management (JSM), Data Center version can respond, investigate and resolve incidents affecting their AWS-hosted applications via AWS Systems Manager Incident Manager and the AWS Service Management Connector. AWS Systems Manager is the operations hub for AWS applications and resources, that helps to automate reactive processes to quickly diagnose and remediate operational issues. With the Incident Manager integration with JSM, customers can now automate their incident response plans in Incident Manager and automatically synchronize their incidents into JSM. This feature enables faster resolution of critical application availability and performance issues without disrupting existing workflows in JSM.
Droidcon London 2022 heads into… London
It’s that time of year – Droidcon London 2022 is heading into town, for what is the UK’s largest Android event for developers.
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The Ivory Tower
The MEPs’ vote yesterday to mandate the use of the USB-C charger socket for mobile device raises sone interesting thoughts of which the first one is: for how long? It’s probably not beyond the wit of man to develop a better charging socket than USB-C. If a better socket is devised, would this mean the …
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Inequality
47.8% of global household wealth is owned by 1.2% of the world’s population according to Credit Suisse,. Those 62.5 million individuals have $221.7 trillion. 627 million people own $176.5 trillion – 38.1% of global wealth, despite accounting for just 11.8% of the adult population. 2.8 billion people (53.2% of the world’s population) share a combined wealth …
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QinetiQ sells small satellites specialist Space NV to Redwire
QinetiQ, the UK defence technology company, is selling Space NV – its division that designs and develops small satellites and space technology – to Redwire for a cash consideration of £28m (€32m). Given that Belgium-based Space NV has independent facilities, management and operations, Redwire says it is expecting a seamless transition of business. For the …
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onsemi opens Bucharest design centre
onsemi has opened an IC design centre in Bucharest, Romania. Last month, onsemi announced a $300 million multi-year investment in its Roznov SiC fab in the Czech Republic aimed at boosting output 16x by 2024. The technologies being developed in Bucharest are intended for high temperature and high endurance use, isolated drivers for automotive applications …
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Canon to build nanoimprint factory to challenge ASML
Canon is to build a factory to manufacture nanoimprint lithography (NIL) machines which it sees as a competitor to EUV, reports the Nikkei. Canon reckons that manufacturing costs using NIL will be up to 40% less than using EUV and that power consumption using NIL will be 90% less that that used by EUV. The …
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