AWS IoT FleetWise is now generally available to help automotive companies collect, transform, and transfer vehicle data to the cloud in near real time. Automotive companies can use the data in the cloud to extensively analyze vehicle fleet health. Insights gained allow companies to quickly identify potential maintenance issues, make in-vehicle infotainment systems smarter, or use analytics and machine learning (ML) to improve autonomous driving and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS).

Starting today, you can create budgets using a simplified 1-click workflow for common budgeting scenarios as well as take step-by-step tutorials to learn about creating different kinds of budgets. AWS Budgets helps you track against expected spend by sending alerts when your cost and usage exceeds (or is forecasted to exceed) thresholds you define, or when your Reserved Instances and Savings Plans’ utilization and/or coverage rate drops below a threshold. 1-click templates and tutorials are intended for new and existing users seeking guidance on what budgets they can set to control costs in AWS.

Durable and secure connections for industrial and automotive applications. All kinds of electronic equipment need the right kind of connections in order to operate properly.

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Infrastructure spending for EVs is on the up after many years of slow growth, according to Statista’s Mobility Market Outlook. When measured from 2017 to 2027, Statista currently expects a 47.7% CAGR for global electric vehicle infrastructure revenues. As detailed in the report, the Mobility Market Outlook defines the scope of the forecasts as follows: …

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Unsmart phones have been a bit of a theme on Gadget Master – after all, a clever or cool gadget doesn’t have to be bleeding edge technology.

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Open Cosmos, the British space company, has announced the Open Constellation project, which is described as a shared satellite infrastructure. It will be built and managed by Open Cosmos with the aim to provide data to address challenges around climate change. Essentially, entities that contribute satellites to the constellation gain access to the wider data. …

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As DRAM demand weakens, DRAM suppliers are looking to increase their market share with cases of “consolidated Q3/Q4 price negotiations” or “negotiating quantity before pricing” expected to deliver  an acceleration of Q4 ASP decline to 13-18%, says TrendForce. PC OEMs are de-stocking but a rising market penetration of higher-priced DDR5 to 13-15% in Q4 will …

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Researchers from IDLab (an imec research group at Ghent University and the University of Antwerp, Belgium) and Nokia Bell Labs have presented the first upstream linear burst-mode transimpedance amplifier (TIA) chip that accommodates 50 Gbit/s NRZ and 100 Gbit/s PAM-4 modulation. The chip enables optical line terminals (OLTs) to cope with upstream packets’ varying signal …

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Move-X is aiming at tracking applications that need meter-level accuracy and a long-range battery-powered wireless connection with a module that is physically compatible with Arduino’s 63mm long MKR boards. Called Cicerone, it is built around u-blox’ MAXM10S GNSS (sat nav) receiver module and Move-X’ MAMWLE LoRa transceiver module, which has a Semtech SX126x inside. “This …

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Intel has picked Vigasio, near Verona, in Italy’s north east region of Veneto to be the site of its new European packaging plant according to Reuters. The plant will cost €4.5 billion and is expected to employ 1,500 direct jobs and create 3,500 indirect jobs. It is due to come online in 2025-7. The Vigasio …

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