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The UK Space Agency (UKSA) and its New Zealand equivalent have agreed a blueprint for in-orbit satellite servicing. It will apply, for example, to both satellite removal and servicing missions. …
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Septentrio, the GNSS positioning specialist, is collaborating with GNSS OEM Store, the provider of centimetre-level GNSS modules, antennas, and development kits. A variety of new evaluation boards, dongles, compact smart …
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Codasip has donated its SDK for CHERI to the community-interest organisation CHERI Alliance, who makes the SDK freely available for download on GitHub. CHERI (Capability Hardware Enhanced RISC Instructions) is …
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Hemlock Semiconductor has been awarded up to $325 million funding under the US Chipsand Science Act to solidify US capability in semiconductor-grade polysilicon production. The funding will support construction of …
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Astute Group has signed a distribution agreement with British opto-electronics manufacturer, Isocom Components. The franchised distributor will offer the manufacturer’s optocouplers, optoswitches, photo triacs, and photo mosfets. Graham McBeth, chairman …
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Mikroe has added a 915MHz LoraWAN data comms radio to its Click family of interchangeable development boards with its mikroeBus interface. Board LR 11 is built around Ezurio’s 453-00139R module, …
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ProTek Devices has introduced a pair of 15kW transient voltage suppressors for 28V aircraft circuits. “The devices meet compliance for MIL-STD-704 and MIL-STD-19500, in addition to being RTCA DO-160G compliant,” …
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An artificial nose with only a single sensor sounds like a dream, but researchers in Norway have got a significant way there, with one that can tell six volatile organic …
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Today, AWS announces the general availability of Custom Model Import, which allows customers to import and use their customized models alongside existing foundation models via a single, unified API.
You can now import custom weights for a variety of supported model architectures (such as Meta Llama 3.2 and Mixtral 8x7B) without the overhead of model lifecycle and infrastructure management. Now, customers can access their imported custom models in an on-demand serverless manner without having to manage instances. They can accelerate generative AI application development by integrating their imported custom models seamlessly with native Bedrock tools and features like Agents, Knowledge Bases, Guardrails, Prompt Flows, and more.
Amazon Bedrock Custom Model Import is generally available in the US-East (N. Virginia) and US-West (Oregon) AWS regions. You can get started by initiating the model import workflow in the custom models page of the Amazon Bedrock console
. To learn more read the AWS Machine Learning Blog
, Bedrock Custom Model Import page
, or visit the documentation page
.
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Amazon RDS Custom for SQL Server now supports Windows Authentication, allowing you to use your existing Active Directory to manage access to your RDS Custom databases. This feature provides flexibility, as you can join your RDS Custom for SQL Server DB instance to either an AWS Managed Microsoft Active Directory (AD) or a AD managed by customers.
With AWS Managed Microsoft AD and Self-Managed AD domains, you can use both Kerberos and NTLM authentication protocols to connect to your RDS Custom instance. This enables you to centrally manage user identities and permissions across your on-premises and cloud-based SQL Server environments.
RDS Custom for SQL Server is a managed database service that gives you the flexibility to customize the underlying operating system and install your own SQL Server software. The new Windows Authentication feature allows you to create SQL Server logins for your Active Directory users and groups, providing a familiar authentication experience for your domain-joined applications and users. This helps simplify identity management and ensures consistent security controls across your hybrid database deployments.
The Windows Authentication capability for RDS Custom for SQL Server is available in all commercial AWS Regions where RDS Custom is offered. To get started, you can use the AWS Directory Service for Microsoft Active Directory or your own Self-Managed AD to set up the domain and connect it to your RDS Custom instance.
To learn more, see the documentation
on Setting Windows Authentication for RDS Custom for SQL Server instances.