The PM nobbled me after this week’s Cabinet and hustled me into the private office for a chinwag, Ed confides to his diary.  “Ed,” he says, “the media are dissing […]

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The Center for the Advancement of Science in Space (CASIS) is celebrating 15 years as manager of the International Space Station (ISS) National Laboratory. The organisation is officially responsible the […]

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ROHM has developed the ‘SDR01 Series’ of high anti-surge chip resistors, delivering a class-leading rated power of 0.33W in the 0402 (1005 metric) size. Designed for electronic equipment where mounting […]

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Nokia has launched Cognitive Operations (CO), a platform that unifies mission-critical communications, accelerated edge computing and operational AI for industries where failure in field operations is not an option. CO […]

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High-end routing and aggregation equipment revenue grew 25% y-o-y in Q2, says Dell’Oro, driven by stronger demand across all regions and customer segments. Notably, vendor direct sales revenue to cloud […]

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Shanghai Enflame Technology has raised $900m in an IPO on the Shanghai exchange. The company expects a $128m loss for 2026 YTD. The company, founded in 2018 by two AMD […]

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The value in datacentres is shifting from the chip to the rack, says Yole, with hyperscalers and AI labs co-designing their own AI asics and with advanced packaging, HBM4, co-packaged […]

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Serpac is releasing its BW Series of IP 67-rated watch-style enclosures. The three models – BW2, BW4, BW6 – are available in different sizes and colours. The wearable enclosures target […]

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The circular industrial connector specialist binder binder is expanding its M12 portfolio with angled panel-mount connectors. For centric PCB mounting, they are designed to fit into a slim, cylindrical housing. […]

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AWS Elemental MediaLive now supports Video Aligned Locking, a new feature to synchronize video pipelines without requiring timecode from the source. Previously, achieving frame-accurate locking across video outputs required investing in specialized hardware or managing complex, external synchronization workflows. While timecode is generally standard for highly produced, traditional broadcast content, it is often unavailable and difficult to manage in typical digital streaming workflows. The new capability uses visual signatures to automatically identify and align specific frames across multiple video streams, enabling customers to achieve frame-accurate input switching across standard pipeline channels, as well as linked, cross-region single-pipeline channels.

Video Aligned Locking supports outputs including HLS, MediaPackage, CMAF Ingest, UDP and SRT. To learn more about how to configure this feature, visit the Requirements for Video Aligned Locking documentation. For a deeper dive into channel synchronization, visit the guide on Implementing Pipeline Locking .