One of the main scientists behind the creation of ENIAC was also the major figure behind the creation of the world’s most famous forum for presenting new ICs. At the …

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The adoption of EVs in Europe varies widely from country to country, reports TradingPedia. While Germany, the United Kingdom, and France led the market with 435,549 to 856,540 new EVs …

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Prototypes of Z-Angle Memory (ZAM) are slated for 2027, says Intel, with mass production scheduled for 2030. ZAM, a stacked DRAM alternative to HBM with a claimed 40-50% power advantage …

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Efficient Power Conversion (EPC), the enhancement-mode gallium nitride (eGaN) power devices specialist, has licensed its eGaN technology to Renesas. Under the agreement, Renesas will gain access to EPC’s  eGaN technology …

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TDK has announced its B3271xP series of DC link film capacitors, with a maximum operating temperature of +125 °C and no power derating up to +105 °C. The company highlights …

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China’s Q3 cloud infrastructure services market reached $13.4 billion, growing 24% YoY, says Omdia. In Q3, the market shares of Alibaba Cloud, Huawei Cloud, and Tencent Cloud were 36%, 16%, …

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European Engineering Consultancy Ltd (EECL) has been awarded a £1.5 million contract by the European Space Agency (ESA). The award is to deliver ground support equipment and environmental and space-qualification …

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Amazon Elastic Container Registry  (ECR) now enables customers to monitor additional repository metrics through Amazon CloudWatch . These new metrics, RepositoryCount and ImagesPerRepositoryCount, help customers identify growth trends of images by repository as well as understand their trends for creating and deleting repositories. With these insights, customers can easily identify anomalous behavior and alert themselves when their usage approaches the service quota.

These metrics are available in all AWS commercial and AWS GovCloud (US) Regions at no additional cost. To learn more about Amazon ECR repository metrics, please review our documentation .

Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS) Auto Mode’s managed capabilities can now be configured as log delivery sources using Amazon CloudWatch Vended Logs. This integration enables customers to monitor and troubleshoot their EKS Auto Mode clusters more effectively by automatically collecting logs from Auto Mode’s managed Kubernetes capabilities for compute autoscaling, block storage, load balancing, and pod networking.

Customers can configure log delivery for Auto Mode capabilities using CloudWatch APIs or the AWS Console. Each Auto Mode capability can be configured as a CloudWatch Vended Logs delivery source, enabling reliable, secure log delivery with built-in AWS authentication and authorization at a reduced price compared to standard CloudWatch Logs. Customers can deliver these logs to CloudWatch Logs, Amazon S3, or Amazon Kinesis Data Firehose destinations.

This feature is available today in all regions where EKS Auto Mode is available. Standard CloudWatch Logs, S3, or Kinesis charges apply depending on the chosen destination.

To learn more about EKS Auto Mode logging capabilities, visit the Amazon EKS documentation .

Amazon OpenSearch Serverless now supports Collection Groups, a new capability that enables you to share OpenSearch Compute Units (OCUs) across collections with different AWS KMS keys. This new capability delivers enhanced cost optimization through a shared compute model that reduces overall OCU expenses while maintaining collection-level security and access controls. Additionally, Collection Groups introduce the ability to specify minimum OCU allocations alongside maximum OCU limits, allowing you to provision compute capacity upfront at startup for more predictable performance.

Collection Groups are particularly valuable for multi-tenant workloads where different tenants require data encryption with separate KMS keys while still benefiting from shared compute resources. By grouping collections together, you can optimize OCU utilization across workloads, reduce costs through resource sharing, and maintain the security isolation required by different encryption keys. The minimum OCU setting ensures your collections have guaranteed baseline capacity from the moment they start, eliminating cold start delays and providing consistent performance for latency-sensitive applications.

Collection groups are available in all regions where Amazon OpenSearch Serverless is currently available . To learn more about configuring and managing collection groups, visit the Amazon OpenSearch Serverless documentation .