Today we are launching Simple File Manager for Amazon EFS into the AWS Solutions Implementations portfolio. Simple File Manager for Amazon EFS is a serverless solution that provides a user interface for managing data in your Amazon Elastic File System (Amazon EFS) file systems. Deploying this solution allows you to seamlessly browse any EFS file system in your Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS) account and upload, download, or delete data from virtually any device, without the need to setup or maintain any dedicated Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) or networking infrastructure. As an example, you can use this solution to upload large machine learning (ML) model files to an Amazon EFS file system that is used by an AWS Lambda function for ML inference.

AWS IoT SiteWise has now launched AWS PrivateLink support for control plane APIs to manage AWS IoT SiteWise resources such as gateways, asset models, and assets. You can now securely create, update or delete your AWS IoT SiteWise resources without crossing the public Internet and without using public IP addresses. For more information, please visit the updated AWS IoT SiteWise and interface VPC endpoints page in our developer guide.

Is Elon Musk starting another social trend? A month or so ago he said he liked Bitcoin and the price soared. Then he said he didn’t and it fell. So a lot of people must see Elon as God Almighty though he calls himself, modestly, merely a King. Reportedly he’s flogged all his enormous houses …

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For those readers with over $100 million, the good news is you’re going to get richer. Dubbed UNHWs (Ultra High Net Worth) you guys, all 60,000 of you, are set to double your piggy bank if you’re a German, increase it by 80% if you’re Chinese and by 30% if you’re American.

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This one caught my eye. Maybe it was the glint of glass – it’s the Sony LSPX-S3 Glass sound speaker, which looks like an antique gas light or candle holder.

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There are a bunch of low cost cnc engraving machines loosely called ‘3018’ as they cut material up to 30 x 18cm, and the same parts are used in two smaller sizes down to a 1610. They are not the stiffest machines, but lots of folk are making pcbs on them. Something that is missing …

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Aimed at mobile-based machine learning, Google has announced what it calls the Android ML Platform. The company describes it as an updateable, fully integrated ML inference stack and its first partner working in this area will be Qualcomm. Developers will get a “consistent API that spans Android versions”, promises the search giant, with regular updates …

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The QoQ increase in DRAM contract prices is expected to narrow from 18-23% in 2Q21 to 3-8% in 3Q21, says TrendForce, with a further rise in Q4. Looking ahead to 4Q21, TrendForce believes that DRAM supply will continue to rise, thereby leading to either a further narrowing of price hikes or pressure constraining the potential …

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Renesas has introduced its Automotive HD Link (AHL) technology that enables automotive manufacturers to deliver high-definition video over low-cost cables and connectors that currently support standard-definition video. HD video is increasingly important in car safety systems for object recognition functionality. AHL can be paired with other Renesas products, such as the R-Car Automotive SoCs, RH850 …

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Taiwan and Korea have over 40% of the total world wafer capacity, according to IC Insights’ Global Wafer Capacity Report. The report looks at the total installed monthly capacity of fabs located in a region regardless of the headquarters location of the companies that own the fabs. For example, the wafer capacity that Samsung has installed …

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