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The last time there was a national assault on the semiconductor industry it was in the 1980s when Japan flooded the market with low-priced, high quality, DRAM. Now the assault is more subtle and coming from China, Korea and Taiwan. China has already got access to Arm’s IP thanks to Softbank’s sale of half Arm’s …
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Farnell element.14 has begun to ship 65,000 micro:bit computers to schools in Denmark as part of an order from Boarding on behalf of the Danish Broadcasting Corporation. The three-year ‘ultra:bit’ programme, will use the micro:bit in the classroom to help transform Danish Year 4 students from passive technology consumers to digital pioneers. “Programmes like this …
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Reuters have come up with a list of the ten most innovative universities. Eight of them are American. Stanford MIT Harvard Pennsylvania Washington Texas System Leuven Imperial Carolina Chapel Hill Vanderbilt
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A date for your diary, for a webinar: Electronics Weekly has joined forces with Goepel Electronics to discuss the structural and functional testing of sensors.
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GLOBALFOUNDRIES has added nine new partners to its RFwave Partner Program, including Akronic, Ask Radio, Catena, University of Waterloo Centre for Intelligent Antenna and Radio Systems (CIARS), Giga Solution, Helic, Incize, Mentor Graphics and Xpeedic Technology. They join current RFwave Program members including asicNorth, Cadence, CoreHW, CWS, Keysight Technologies, Spectral Design, and WEASIC. The new …
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Check out some boards that bring LoRa technology into play, for the Raspberry Pi, Arduino and micro:bit, and such like single board computers. For example, there is a IoT LoRa Gateway HAT…
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The first transistor radio, the Regency using TI transistors, was not a market success. This bothered the makers of the second transistor radio, the TR-52, made by the young Tokyo company Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo. When they looked at the fate of Regency the founders of the Tokyo company decided that the manufacturers had not tried …
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There is a court case involving Microsemi execs, the alleged SuperMicro spy chip, replacing platinum in hydrogen fuel cells, Nvidia views on AI and FPGA-based neural networks…
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Customers can now use Jumbo Frames for traffic between their Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) and on-premises networks over AWS Direct Connect.
The maximum transmission unit (MTU) of a network connection is the size, in bytes, of the largest permissible packet that can be passed over the connection. The larger the MTU of a connection, the more data can be passed in a single packet. Until now, traffic over AWS Direct Connect was limited to 1,500 MTU.
With this release, customers can use Jumbo Frames for their AWS Direct Connect traffic. Jumbo Frames allow more than 1,500 bytes (up to 9,001 bytes) of data by increasing the payload size per packet, and thus lowering the packet overhead. As a result, you need fewer packets to send the same amount of data, which improves the end-to-end network performance. In addition, this release enables new use cases, such as supporting network overlay protocols, for on-premises connectivity over AWS Direct Connect.
Support for Jumbo Frames over AWS Direct Connect is available in all AWS Regions. For more information see the AWS Direct Connect documentation .