You can now subscribe Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS) Standard queues to Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS) First-In-First-Out (FIFO) topics. Thus, from a single SNS FIFO topic, you can now deliver messages to SQS Standard queues, which offer best-effort ordering and at-least-once delivery, as well as to SQS FIFO queues, which support strict ordering and exactly-once delivery. This new capability further decouples message publishers from subscribers, as the SNS topic type no longer dictates the SQS queue type that subscribers ought to use.
Announcing AWS managed IAM policies for ROSA with hosted control planes
Today, we announce the introduction of 11 new AWS managed policies for Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA) with hosted control planes (HCP), which is now in Technology Preview. The AWS managed policies provide narrowly-scoped permissions for the IAM roles that ROSA uses to manage your cluster infrastructure, and ensure that these permissions stay up-to-date with new OpenShift versions.
Covid Hits Literacy
International Literacy Day, celebrated on September 8 each year, is dedicated to promoting the significance of literacy as a human right. “The State of Global Learning Poverty: 2022 Update”, a …
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What caught your eye this week? (Chip market, AI drones, Arduino investment)
For example, what caught David Manners’ eye this week was an improvement in Future Horizons’ forecast for the chip market this year.
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Fable: Competing With Transistorised Electronics
In 1961 a company set up to compete with transistorised electronics by marketing multi-electrode vacuum tubes. In effect these multi-function devices were to vacuum tubes what ICs were to transistors …
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Steer-by-wire module for bespoke and low-volume vehicles
Cambridge-based Titan has announced a steer-by-wire system for vehicles “from electric hypercars to automated trucks which has been designed to meet demand from lower-volume manufacturers who need a bespoke system”, …
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Nasa awards Earth Observation contracts for NOAA microwave sounder study
NASA has awarded contracts, with a total value greater than $19m, for NOAA’s (U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) NEON microwave sounder study. Specifically, the contracts are to conduct NOAA’s …
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X-Fab adds new passive integration technology for RF
X-FAB the analogue/mixed-signal and specialty foundry, has added to its proficiency in RF by announcing new integrated passive device (IPD) fabrication capabilities. XIPD is derived from the X-FAB XR013 130nm …
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The Pig Cycle
The biggest challenge now facing the semiconductor industry is over-capacity, Malcolm Penn, CEO of Future Horizons, told IFS2023 earlier this week. “The industry is spending capex like there’s no tomorrow, …
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US and Vietnam to hook up on semis
The U.S. State Department is partnering with the Government of Vietnam to explore opportunities to grow and diversify the global semiconductor ecosystem under the International Technology Security and Innovation (ITSI) …
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