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Display Technology is aiming at driving displays up to 4K x 2K at 60Hz with a fanless box-PC from Aaeon. Called Boxer-RK99, it has an HDMI 2.0 port for the display and both video decode and encode to enhance visual display quality. “Combining the Rockchip RK3399’s dual Arm CPU and Mali-T864 GPU, Boxer-RK99 offers diverse …
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Now in its fifth year of awards, EW BrightSparks sees Electronics Weekly partner with RS Grass Roots to highlight the brightest and most talented young engineers in the UK today. Here, in our series on the latest EW BrightSparks of 2022, we highlight David Kong, an MEng Electronics and Electrical Engineering student at the University of …
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At Embedded World 2022 in Nuremberg we took advantage of the show to interview Zeljko Loncaric, a Marketing Engineer at Congatec. Talking points in the interview include computer-on-modules and COM-HPC, moving beyond maker boards, listening to the customer, and working at the Edge. Thank you to Zeljko for his time. Read all our Embedded World …
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Yangtze Memory says it has a 232-layer NAND putting it on the same technological level as Micron and LG who announced, respectively, 232-level and 238-level devices last week. Yangtze designates the chip the X3-9070, made on the third generation of its proprietary Xtacking architecture, and says it “has become the highest bit density flash product …
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Italy looks like following the example of Germany and paying 40% of the cost of an Intel plant. Germany is paying Intel $7.3 billion towards the $19 billion cost of a fab-site at Magdeburg. According to Reuters the plan to build the $5 billion Intel packaging plant in Italy is set to be completed by …
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Intel is cancelling the bulk of its orders from TSMC for N3 wafers in 2023 because of design and verification delays on the GPU tile for the Meteor Lake mobile processor, reports TrendForce. As a consequence, TSMC is holding back its plans to build N3 capacity. TSMC’s suppliers of N3-related equipment have been notified of …
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GamGraPhic, a Cambridge University spin-out, has raised £813,475 from Wealth Club clients through the Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS). This takes its total amount raised to £1.26 million, which has been raised through an equity funding round from existing and new investors led by Frontier IP and Wealth Club. A previous funding round, in September 2021, …
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Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) for PostgreSQL now supports PostgreSQL minor versions 14.3, 13.7, 12.11, 11.16, and 10.21. We recommend you upgrade to the latest minor versions to fix known security vulnerabilities in prior versions of PostgreSQL, and to benefit from the bug fixes, performance improvements, and new functionality added by the PostgreSQL community. Please refer to the PostgreSQL community announcement for more details about the release.
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Amazon ElastiCache now supports AWS Graviton2-based T4g, M6g and R6g node types in the Europe (Paris) and Europe (Milan) regions. Customers choose Amazon ElastiCache for workloads that require blazing-fast performance with sub-millisecond latency and high throughput. Now, with Graviton2 T4g, M6g and R6g instances, customers can enjoy up to a 45% price/performance improvement over previous generation instances.
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Amazon QuickSight now supports API-based allow listing of domains where QuickSight data visualizations can be embedded. With this new capability, developers can scale their embedded analytics offerings including visuals, dashboards, QuickSight Q (natural language querying), and authoring experience across different applications for their different customers quickly. All of this is done without any infrastructure setup or management, while scaling to millions of users. For further details, visit the blog and the documentation .