The UAE, which is  leaving OPEC,  is the biggest producer of oil and oil products in OPEC behind Saudi Arabia, Iran and Iraq. Its exit from the organization marks the …

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Q1 semiconductor sales of  $298.5 billion were 25% up QoQ, says the SIA. March sales of $99.5 billion were up 79.2% on the March 2025 total of $55.5  billion and …

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Cerebras, the waferscale AI chip developer, has priced its upcoming IPO at $115-125. It is putting up 28 million shares for sale so is looking to raise up to $3.5 …

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SoftBank is hooking up with Cosmos Lab of Korea to produce zinc-halogen batteries for datacentres, reports the Nikkei. The attraction of zinc-halogen batteries is that they can be made with …

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ST says orbiting datacentres could be operating in three years time. “My wild guess as to when we could start to see, a relevant amount of orbital data centres in …

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SoftBank has appointed Arm CEO Rene Haas (pictured) to head up its international operations as  CEO of SoftBank Group International (SBGI), which handles the group’s overseas subsidiaries. Haas will continue …

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Although a lot of headlines in the automotive domain have been around LLMs (large language models), a significant part of automotive design relies on traditional machine learning (ML) workflows in …

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Gitai USA, the space robotics company, has been selected by U.S. Space Force Space Systems Command for its Space-Based Interceptor (SBI) programme. It has developed a satellite platform that that …

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Schurter has released its TCS43 microminiature SMT tactile switch. It’s designed for consumer and medical applications requiring precise haptic feedback. Example use cases include UIs involving on/off switching, menu navigation, …

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AWS IoT Core now supports customer managed domains in the AWS GovCloud (US) Regions. Customer managed domains (also known as custom domains), allow you to configure custom domain names, use your own server certificates stored in AWS Certificate Manager, attach custom authorizers , and create multiple data endpoints for your account.

Custom domains provide long-term stability of TLS behavior, domain names, and their trust chain for device deployments. They also help you enable separate domain configurations for heterogeneous device fleets, and simplify migration of existing devices to AWS IoT Core. For example, by configuring custom domain names and custom authorizers for your data endpoints, you can keep using the same domain names and authentication methods your devices already know. This means you don’t need to update device credentials or CA certificates during migration to AWS IoT Core, minimizing software updates on devices already in the field.

With the expansion to the AWS GovCloud (US) Regions, this feature is now available in all AWS regions where AWS IoT Core is present. To learn more, visit the AWS IoT Core documentation and API reference guide.