Amazon FinSpace customers can now manage their Amazon FinSpace application users with the AWS SDK and CLI. Using these APIs, customers can integrate Amazon FinSpace into their identity management provisioning process to help Amazon FinSpace meet their organization’s access management rules. For example, when a user joins a quantitative research team that uses FinSpace, they can have a user account in FinSpace automatically created. Similarly, when a user leaves the customer’s organization or switches roles, they can be automatically deactivated in FinSpace as part of their organization-wide application entitlement workflows. This new feature adds to Amazon FinSpace’s existing single-sign-on capability to give customers more effective controls to manage access.
Announcing the first iteration of the new unified AWS Health Dashboard
We are excited to announce the unified AWS Health Dashboard , a new destination that brings together the AWS Service Health Dashboard and Personal Health Dashboard into a single connected experience. This new home is designed to provide a more responsive and accurate view, improved usability, and greater operational resilience.
Announcing AWS PrivateLink Support for AWS Backup
AWS Backup now supports AWS PrivateLink, providing direct access to AWS Backup via a private endpoint within your virtual private network in a scalable manner. With PrivateLink, you can now simplify your network architecture by connecting to AWS Backup using private IP addresses in your Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), eliminating the need to use public IPs, firewall rules, or an Internet Gateway.
Ed Embraces The Metaverse
The thing about new tech is to get involved when the concept’s early on in the hype cycle, Ed confides to his diary, that’s when the sucker-money piles in. So Greaser and I are going for this Metaverse bollox. It’s promisingly vague so we’re defining it as a customisable wonderland. If footie is your thing …
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Russian Roulette
You can understand why no country wants to be ruled by Moscow. When the Iron Curtain was lifted following perestroika in Russia and the fall of the Berlin Wall, the state of those countries which had been consigned to the Russian sphere of influence after WWII was revealed. They were impoverished, technologically backward and, for …
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Intelsat exits Chapter 11 two years on, halving debt
Intelsat has officially completed its almost two-year-long financial restructuring process, having filed a voluntary Chapter 11 petition in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Virginia in 2020. The final milestone was receipt of regulatory approvals, completion of certain corporate actions, and satisfaction of other customary conditions, it has announced. The reorganisation has …
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NTT-DOCOMO to present on O-RAN at MWC
Executives from NTT-DOCOMO will give live presentations on O-RAN at MWC in Barcelona this week: Seizo Onoe, Chief Standardization Strategy Officer of NTT CORP. and Fellow of NTT DOCOMO, will make a presentation during OpenRAN: A Vision of 5G & the Future of 6G at MWC Stage A in Hall 5 on Monday, February 28 from 13:15–14:15 …
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TIP publishes O-RAN roadmap
The Telecom Infra Project (TIP) OpenRAN Project Group has just published its Release 2 Roadmap Document after conducting a thorough industry review with input from both the supply and the demand sides – including some of the world’s largest operators. Last June, TIP (Telecom Infra Project) published the ‘Open RAN Technical Priorities Document’ – a comprehensive list of technical requirements …
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Intel chooses Magdeburg for European fab site
Intel has chosen Magdeburg in eastern Germany as its European fab site, reports Reuters. It is Intel’s third announcement of a potential multi-fab site in a year. Last March it announced it would build two fabs un Arizona, and in January it announced a multi-fab site in Ohio. Intel has indicated in the past that …
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Arm clears out top management
Four out of the top seven executives of Arm have now left the company following a clear-out by new CEO Rene Haas. Former CEO Simon Segars was replaced immediately after Softbank announced the failure of the Nvidia bid. Now CTO Dipesh Patel, Carolyn Herzog, the head of the legal team and chief strategy officer Jason …
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