The AWS command line interface (CLI) now allows you to create a kubeconfig file during Amazon Elastic Container Service for Kubernetes (EKS) cluster creation with a single command.
AWS Amplify Adds Support for Securely Embedding Amazon Sumerian AR/VR Scenes in Web Applications
The AWS Amplify JavaScript library now supports Amazon Sumerian, enabling developers to securely embed virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and 3D scenes into web applications.
AWS AppSync Launches a Guided API Builder for Mobile and Web Apps
Today, we’re launching a new guided API builder for AWS AppSync. Before today, knowing GraphQL was a pre-requisite for building an AWS AppSync API. This is because, AWS AppSync is powered by GraphQL, a powerful API query language that allows your backend and applications to perform complex data fetching in a single round trip for efficient network operations. The “no-code” GraphQL API builder , we release in July 2018, was a step in relaxing this requirement. With today’s launch, we are making it even easier to create a powerful, serverless API for your mobile and web apps without any prior knowledge of GraphQL.
July 2018 Oracle Patch Set Updates (PSU) for 11g is Now Available for Amazon RDS for Oracle
Oracle Patch Set Updates contain critical security updates and other important updates. The July 2018 PSUs are now available for 11g on Amazon RDS for Oracle . To learn more about the Oracle PSUs supported on Amazon RDS, visit the Amazon RDS patch update documentation .
Rohm aims at car sensors with mini dc-dc converter
ROHM is aiming to power the sensors in self-driving cars with a family of compact dc-dc converters. Called the BD9S series, the parts support output currents from 0.6 to 4.0A and come in 3x3mm packages, and operate at up to 90% efficiency (3.6Vin 1.8Vout). Switching is current-mode, resulting in fast load transient response, and fixed 2.2MHz …
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DIY origami shields PCBs against EMC
Wurth has come up with a neat idea for those in need of shielding on their PCB, but without time to order a custom part. For prototyping, ShielDIY is bend-it-yourself shielding made from 0.2 mm thick metal sheet with pre-embossed fold lines at 5mm intervals. “To produce an individual shielding cabinet of the required shape, …
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Murata expands SimSurfing tool
Murata has added extra functionality to its ‘SimSurfing’ ( https://www.murata.com/en-global/tool ) tool for simulation of the company’s capacitor, inductor and filter components. The previous version of the tool allowed visualisation of individual component performance characteristics for impedance, transmission and reflection variation, with frequency and other operating conditions. The new tool features simulation of the application circuits, …
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August SEMI billings down on July, up y-o-y
August billings for semiconductor manufacturing equipment were $2.24 billion – down 5.9% on July’s billings of $2.38 billion but up 2.5% on the $2.18 billion billings of August 2017. “Global billings of North American equipment suppliers declined in August when compared to July, although they remain above August 2017 billings,” says SEMI CEO Ajit Manocha, “industry …
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Molex and Ixia collaborate on 4G Ethernet
Molex and Ixia to use Ixia’s K400 QSFP-DD to generate and receive 400 Gigabit Ethernet line rate traffic over Molex’s 3-meter Direct Attached Cable (DAC). Real-time analysis on K400 will showcase test results of pre-FEC (forward error correction) per lane BER (bit error rate) of around E-9. The superior performance of the “inherent” BER of the …
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Element14 launches Sixth Sense Challenge
element14.com has launched the Sixth Sense Design Challenge to create a small remotely-operated or autonomous vehicle, such as a drone, robot or a tunnel exploration device. As an added twist, the project should showcase a “sixth sense” by displaying the capabilities of STMicroelectronics and TE Connectivity products to improve remote vehicle sensing and data collection. Ideas …
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