Amazon Redshift now supports Row-Level Security (RLS), a new enhancement that simplifies design and implementation of fine-grained access to the rows in tables. With RLS, you can restrict access to a subset of rows within a table based on the users’ job role or permissions and level of data sensitivity with SQL commands. By combining column-level access control and RLS, Amazon Redshift customers can provide comprehensive protection by enforcing granular access to their data.

Today, we are announcing the general availability of a new feature, Log Anomaly Detection and Recommendations for Amazon DevOps Guru. As part of this feature, DevOps Guru will ingest Amazon CloudWatch Logs for AWS resources that make up your application, with Lambda being first. Logs will provide new enrichment data in an insight to enable more accurate understanding of the root cause behind an application issue, and provide more precise remediation steps.

Discover the power of Smart Vending Machine Systems using CLEA from SECO.

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As a nice-to-have update, the Raspberry Pi fan controller got a user-interface, in the form of a tiny 3d-printed 2mm thick front panel (ball-point pen in photo for scale). In pushes tightly over the protruding mounting threads of the two switches. The annotations are 1mm deep pits filled with white marker pen – which got …

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Gadget Master has taken an Italian turn recently, what with Spot in Pompeii and then Unity VR for exploring Roman villas. And now, here we are with robotic testing on the slopes of Mount Etna.

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The US components company Transelectronics Inc has set up a subsidiary and built a factory at Freeport  in the Bahamas, land of sunshine and expensive holidays. So, 61 years ago, started an article a Electronics Weekly’s edition of January 18 1961 The article continues: Using local labour, which is relatively cheap, the factory is making …

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CELUS, which  uses AI to streamline circuit board engineering, has raised a €25M Series A funding round led by Earlybird Venture Capital, with participation from 2xN Venture, DI Capital and existing investors Speedinvest and Plug and Play. The following individuals also participated in the oversubscribed round and will be forming CELUS’ advisory board: Sir John …

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SiTime, the timing specialist, has opened SiTimeDirect – an online store to ship fully-customized precision timing devices; most ship as fast as 48 hours. With over 150 billion configurations available due to SiTime’s programmability, engineers get exactly what they want, when they want it.  “Engineers can configure their exact specification online, get the part shipped in 48 …

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ST and GlobalFoundries are to build a 300mm fab at Crolles. The fab will support a range of technologies, including FDSOI, down to 18nm. There will be  significant financial support from France for the project which is costing $5.7 billion. The fab is targeted to ramp to full capacity by 2026, with up to 620,000 300mm …

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Imec has presented options to reduce the metal line resistance at tight metal pitches, mitigating the resistance/capacitance (RC) increase of future interconnects using direct metal patterning. For the first time, high aspect ratio (AR=6) processing of ruthenium (Ru) in a semi-damascene fashion is experimentally shown to result in about 40% resistance reduction without sacrificing area. …

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