This new Quick Start deploys a standardized environment that supports compliance with the Center for Internet Security (CIS) Benchmark for AWS Foundations. The Quick Start was built by AWS solutions architects and compliance experts in collaboration with Accenture, an AWS Premier Consulting Partner.
Sewage and wastewater plants in Chesapeake watershed violate permit limits
The Environmental Integrity Project (EIP) has released a report highlighting the 21 wastewater plants across the Chesapeake Bay watershed that violated their permit limits last year by releasing excessive amounts of nitrogen or phosphorus pollution, that fuel algal blooms and low-oxygen “dead zones.”
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Texas wastewater plant spilled more than 100M gallons of water during Hurricane Harvey
EPA awards $52,000 to West Virginia for water monitoring
EPA awards nearly $4.4M to restore Lake Champlain, protect against algal blooms Â
SoCal Border Patrol agents getting sick from Tijuana sewage spill
Headaches, rashes, infections, breathing problems. An increasing number of U.S. Border Patrol agents at the Imperial Beach station have reported a host of health problems since February, when an estimated 143 million gallons of Mexican sewage spilled into the Tijuana River Valley they patrol. In June, he documented more than 30 agents who had reported sewage-related illnesses. Since then, that number has nearly tripled, to at least 83 agents.
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Sewage and wasterwater plants in Chesapeake watershed violate permit limits
Ed Tangles With The Russkies
Oh dear. I’m in doo-doo with No.10, Ed confides to his diary, they’ve asked me about my contacts with the Russkies I’ve always enjoyed the parties at the Russian Embassy, they love a drink. It seems that at one of their shindigs I told a Russky diplomat they could set up a VC fund in …
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Broadcom to announce new board for Qualcomm today
Later on today Broadcom is expected to announce a proposed new board of directors for Qualcomm. It’s the latest move in Broadcom’s hostile $130 billion bid for Qualcomm. On March 6th, Qualcomm shareholders will get to vote on whether they want Broadcom’s suggested board of directors to take over. 11 people – nine men and …
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Smartphone third quarter sales up year-on-year
Third quarter smartphone sales totalled 383 million – a 3% increase over the same period in 2016, according to Gartner. Sales in 1,000s of units were: Samsung – 85,605.3 Apple – 45,441.9 Huawei – 36,501.8 OPPO – 29,449.2 Xiaomi – 26,853.2 Others – 159,552.1. All of the top five smartphone vendors achieved double-digit growth apart from …
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Facebook opens new London office today
Facebook is opening its new London office today which will be the company’s biggest engineering centre outside the USA. The office is at Rathbone Place near Oxford Circus. Facebook says it will add 800 jobs in London next year taking Facebook’s UK employees to 2,300. “The UK’s flourishing entrepreneurial ecosystem and international reputation for engineering …
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Top 10 most popular articles on ElectronicsWeekly.com
With LuxLive, Olympus, Industry 4.0, mobile DRAM, Qualcomm and the Raspberry Pi all figuring prominently…
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Keeping test strategy up to speed with automotive
The automotive world is seeing unprecedented technological upheaval, writes Peter Spillman.
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Episode 1 raises £60m for seed-to-Series A investments
Episode 1, the British Business Bank’s VC arm, has closed a £60 million seed-to-Series A fund. Episode 1 leads rounds of £500k to £2m into teams with real insight into markets that are emerging or evolving. The fund is a £60m Enterprise Capital Fund (ECF), raised with the support of the British Business Bank. As …
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