Arm had record revenues of $1.49 billion for both its calendar Q1 (FYQ4) and for its FY2026 ending in March. Licensing revenue grew 29% YoY to $819 million and royalty …

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Fractile, the four year-old UK AI inference chip startup, is reported to be in negotiations to raise $200 million at a valuation of $1 billion. In July 2024, Fractile raised …

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One of the most significant advances in green transport has come from power electronics, says Chandana Patnaik, as she looks at what impact this may have on the electronics industry. …

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Toshiba is expanding its 74AVC series of dual-supply bus transceivers with four new 1-bit products and two new 2-bit products. They are aimed at industrial and consumer applications using UART, …

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Quantum Motion, a UK quantum computing startup, has closed a $160 million Series C financing round. Investors included: the EU-backed fund Kembara, DCVC, the British Business Bank, Firgun Ventures, Oxford …

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The European Space Agency is working to develop a state-of-the-art ‘supersite’ in Sodankylä, located in Lapland in northern Finland. The plan is to equip the site with advanced environmental measuring …

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ITG Electronics has a new line of custom transformers for USB Power Delivery (PD) 3.1 applications. They are aimed at AC-to-DC switching power supplies and USB-C power delivery systems meeting …

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Amazon Web Services (AWS) is announcing new CloudWatch Alarms capabilities in the AWS Console Mobile Application. You can now investigate alarms and move from notification to root cause faster with interactive graphs, AI-generated logs summaries, natural language logs search, and streamlined access to related metrics and resources.

When a CloudWatch Alarm triggers, engineers often need to quickly understand what went wrong. Previously, investigating an alarm on the mobile app required switching between multiple screens and services to view metrics, access logs, and identify the root cause. This update brings these capabilities together in a single view, reducing the time from notification to resolution.

CloudWatch Alarms now include interactive graphs that let you visualize the metric that triggered the alarm, zoom in on specific time windows, and explore the data to quickly identify anomalies. You can access related logs and review an AI-generated summary that highlights key contributing factors. To refine log search results, you can type queries, use voice input, or select pre-saved Logs Insights queries using natural language. A time selector lets you view custom time ranges and adjust time zones to match your operational needs. Related metrics and resources are conveniently displayed alongside the alarm, facilitating a more thorough investigation.

To get started, download the AWS Console Mobile App from the Apple App Store  or Google Play Store , then navigate to CloudWatch in the app to investigate Alarms. The AWS Console Mobile App is available in all AWS Commercial Regions at no additional cost. For more information, visit the AWS Console Mobile Application product page .

AWS Directory Service for Microsoft Active Directory (AWS Managed Microsoft AD) now has expanded its security settings to include STIG-aligned configurations for high-impact security areas. These new security settings help customers meet their organizations requirements for directory-level security and compliance configurations. For regulated or security-focused customers, these settings align with the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) Security Technical Implementation Guides (STIG) for Windows Server and Active Directory .

These expanded STIG-aligned security settings are available today through a self-service interface, both programmatically and via the AWS Management Console. Security and Identity Management professionals can now ensure consistent configuration across multiple managed directories by declaring their desired configuration and letting AWS implement and persist these configurations. When expanding to additional regions or scaling out with additional domain controllers, AWS Managed Microsoft AD automatically applies these settings to all new instances.

For information about AWS Regions where AWS Directory Service is available, see the AWS Region table . To learn more about configuring these security settings, see the AWS Directory Service Administration Guide .

Customers in the Asia Pacific (New Zealand) Region can now use AWS Transfer Family web apps to provide their workforce with a fully managed, branded portal for browsing, uploading, and downloading data in Amazon S3 through a web browser.

AWS Transfer Family web apps provide a simple interface for accessing your data in Amazon S3 through a web browser. With Transfer Family web apps, you can provide your workforce with a fully managed, branded, and secure portal for your end users to browse, upload, and download data in S3.

To learn more about AWS Transfer Family web apps, visit the Transfer Family User Guide . For the full list of supported regions, visit the AWS Capabilities tool  in Builder Center.