Amplify Admin UI now supports importing existing Amazon Cognito User Pools and Identity Pools. This means you can link your Cognito User Pool and Identity Pool resources to your Amplify app to take advantage of authorization scenarios for your data model, and manage users and groups directly from the Admin UI.
Amazon MQ for RabbitMQ now supports the consistent hash exchange type
You can now use the consistent hash exchange type on your Amazon MQ for RabbitMQ brokers. This exchange type uses consistent hashing to uniformly distribute messages across queues. Consistent hash exchanges are useful in applications like transaction processing to maintain the order of dependent messages while scaling up the number of consumers.
Ed Sells Out
No more Nicey-Nicey from the CCP then, Ed confides to his diary, Xi has proclaimed himself Mr Nasty-Nasty with all the paraphernalia of an authoritarian dictatorship – operatic uniforms, chanting crowds, foreigner-bashing and abolishing personal rights. What’s to be done? Well loads of my mates are doing very nicely thank you taking the Chinese shilling. They …
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Fear and Dread
The Delta variant is causing fear and dread across the world with governments scrambling to add each other to red lists. Under-vaccinated countries are bracing themselves for new waves of infection. Data platform GISAID’s analysis of 80 countries and territories, lists countries where the Delta variant is responsible for most of the infections infections – …
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CIS market on a five year CAGR of 5.4% to 2026
The market for CMOS image sensors (CIS) will enjoy a 5.4% CAGR over the next five years to reach a total market of $28.4 million in 2026, says Yole Développement, last year it rose 7.3% to reach $20.7 billion. Long production cycles and demand from markets such as consumer, automotive, security, and industrial led to challenges in CIS …
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Leonardo engineer starts AeroWomen21 network for women in aerospace
When a female engineer working at aerospace company Leonardo couldn’t find a dynamic network to propel her professional career forward, she decided to start one herself. AeroWomen21 has been formed by Olivia Gribler, who works at Leonardo’s Yeovil site at Lysander Road. And it has just held its inaugural event attracting students and some of …
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Half the world has a smartphone
According to Strategy Analytics, half the world’s population – some 4 billion people – use a smartphone today. It has taken 27 years to reach this milestone. Yiwen Wu, Senior Analyst at Strategy Analytics, said, “We estimate the global smartphone user base has risen dramatically from just 30k people in 1994 to 1.00 billion in …
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Sondrel reference design for AI at the Edge In IoT devices
Designed to be the solution for an AI compute device right at the Edge, Sondrel’s SFA 100 IP reference platform helps create high-performance, battery-powered IoT devices. The design has an onboard Arm CPU to locally process data gathered from its associated sensors for onward transmission via wire or wireless connection for further analysis. Security is …
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Hot Rocks
Geothermal Engineering Ltd (GEL) will build four more geothermal power plants in Cornwall after producing geothermal steam using 175degC water from 5km underground at its United Downs plant. Each of the four new plants is expected to supply 5MW of electricity to the National Grid and 20MW of heat to the local area. The electricity …
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Chinese buy Newport Wafer Fab
Nexperia, the Chinese-owned former standards product division of NXP, has bought the 40 year-old former Inmos fab in Newport. Nexperia is a foundry customer of the fab now called Newport Wafer Fab and became its second largest shareholder in 2019. Current capacity is over 35,000 200 mm wpm covering a wide range of semiconductor technologies …
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