Amazon Simple Email Service (Amazon SES) is pleased to announce the launch of the newly redesigned service console. With its streamlined look and feel, the new console makes it even easier for customers to leverage the speed, reliability, and flexibility that Amazon SES has to offer.

With an AWS DeepRacer multi-user account set up, organizers (aka DeepRacer Account Administrators) can now provide racers access to the AWS DeepRacer service under their AWS account ID, monitor spending on training and storage, enable/disable training, and view/manage models for every user using their AWS account from the AWS DeepRacer console.

Amazon MemoryDB for Redis now supports AWS CloudFormation, enabling you to manage MemoryDB resources using CloudFormation templates. Amazon MemoryDB for Redis is a Redis-compatible, durable, in-memory database service that delivers ultra-fast performance. AWS CloudFormation lets you model, provision, and manage AWS and third-party resources by treating infrastructure as code. CloudFormation makes it easier for you to create and manage MemoryDB resources without having to configure MemoryDB separately through the console. For example, you can create MemoryDB clusters, subnet groups, parameter groups, and users using CloudFormation templates. 

Today, AWS Transit Gateway Network Manager launched new APIs that enable you to perform automated analysis of your global network and allow you to build your own topological views for visualization purposes. You can get an aggregated view of your global network resources, analyze routes, and retrieve telemetry data across AWS regions using the following APIs:

• Describe the network resources for the global network (GetNetworkResources )
• Get the network health information of the global network (GetNetworkTelemetry )
• Get the network routes of a specific route table (GetNetworkRoutes )
• Get the network resource relationships of a specific resource (GetNetworkResourceRelationships )
• Get the count of network resources for the global network (GetNetworkResourceCounts )

With 25,000 woke greens turning up in Glasgow there must be an opportunity for Her Majesty’s Secretary of State for Science, Technology, Industry and Commerce, Ed confides to his diary. My strategy is to get a few dozen people from the Department to patrol the conference halls wearing prestigious looking lapel badges inscribed “U.K. Green …

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Walter Brattain took little apparent interest in the evolution or application of the transistor after inventing it but turned to other fields of basic research and serving on Bell Labs committees. He recalled that he first realised the importance of the invention in the 1960s on a trip to Egypt when he saw a camel …

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This unpromising-looking contraption had quite an effect on the world: Moral: Appearances can be deceptive

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There’s the chip shortage, whether a domestic US chip supply chain is possible, SiFive’s new Risc-V processor, flying motorbikes and Intel process technology…

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Xilinx has been working with systems integrators to provide production-ready multimedia streaming products for broadcast and professional AV applications. Xilinx componentry includes  Zynq UltraScale+  EV Multi-Processor (MP) system-on-a-chip (SoC) and Zynq-7000 SoC devices. The integrators are contributing FPGA IP, media framework software and production-ready products. The products  are ready-to-ship, or ready to customise. Multimedia streaming requires …

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CapEx is on track for strong growth in 2021, says Semiconductor Intelligence. For many companies the increase should continue into 2022. TSMC expects to spend $30 billion in CapEx in 2021, a 74% increase from 2020. TSMC announced in March it plans to invest $100 billion over the next three years, primarily for CapEx. Our …

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