Amazon Keyspaces (for Apache Cassandra), a scalable, highly available, and fully managed Cassandra-compatible database service, is now available in the AWS GovCloud (US) Regions.

Third-party data providers on AWS Data Exchange can now import Amazon S3 assets up to 100GB in size, an increase from the former limit of 10GB. The increased asset size unlocks new use cases in Healthcare and Life Sciences, Financial Services, and Retail among other industries, because providers can now license genomics data, high volume financial data, and satellite imagery, which are often stored as assets that exceed 10GB.

AWS Lambda now provides tiered pricing for monthly Lambda function duration i.e. GB-Seconds of usage. The two additional pricing tiers provide discounts on your aggregate monthly on-demand function duration. Tiered pricing takes effect in the monthly billing cycle starting on Aug 1st, 2022.

AWS IoT Core now offers a new device provisioning console experience that enables customers a more intuitive way to select the best provisioning option for their IoT solution. You can now more easily navigate the device provisioning scenarios and follow a simple flow to create a provisioning template and configure permissions for a single or many devices. The updated user interface also gives you access to documentation, product information, and resources to assist you in choosing, creating, and managing your device provisioning flows in the same place.

BP’s  Q2 profits tripled y-o-y hitting $9.3 billion – the company’s highest quarterly profits in 14 years. Shell’s Q2 earnings hit $11.5 billion – more than double the figure from Q2 in 2021. France’s TotalEnergies and Spain’s Repsol had Q2 y-o-y profit gains of $2.2 billion and $2 billion, respectively. Exxon’s Q2 earnings went  from …

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element14 has launched the Experimenting with Gesture Sensors Design Challenge. Eight successful applicants who propose a project with the best use of gesture sensing technology will receive an evaluation kit by Maxim Integrated free of charge to experiment, test, or build a project. With gesture recognition control technology, sensors are used to read and interpret …

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Renesas has unveiled a family of 700V buck regulators that can deliver as little as 3.3V and as much as 8W from the mains. Depending on topology, which can include isolated fly-back or non-isolated buck, standby power can be below 20mW in the converters, which are numbered RAA2230xx. “The converters feature a unique constant-off-time control …

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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 Sarah Keane, a Field Applications Engineer at Analog Devices. Achievement During Sarah’s time …

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At Embedded World 2022 in Nuremberg we took advantage of the show to interview Ansgar Hein, the Chairman of SGET. Talking points in the interview include the role of SGET, the main advantages of computer-on-modules (COMs), the evolution of standards and miniaturisation, and what the future holds. Thank you to Ansgar for his time. Read …

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DRAM market demand bit growth will  be 8.3% in 2023 – sub-10% for the first time in history – while supply-side bit growth will be approximately 14.1%, says TrendForce. NAND demand bits are expected to grow by 28.9%, while supply bits will grow by approximately 32.1%. In PCs, the  proportion of DDR4 and LPDDR4X will …

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