Today, we are announcing the availability of AWS Backup in the Asia Pacific (Melbourne) Region. AWS Backup is a fully-managed, policy-driven service that allows you to centrally automate data protection across multiple AWS services spanning compute, storage, and databases. Using AWS Backup, you can centrally create and manage immutable backups of your application data, protect your data from inadvertent or malicious actions, and restore the with a few simple clicks.

Today, Amazon Personalize announces the launch of popularity tuning for its Similar-Items recipe (aws-similar-items). Similar-Items generates recommendations that are similar to the item that a user selects, helping users discover new items in a customer’s catalog based on the behavior of all users and item metadata. 

The annual celebration of the global electronics industry industry is back – the Elektra Awards 2023 will be taking place at the Grosvenor House Hotel on Wednesday 29 November.

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Ash Madni takes a personal look at some of the British companies that have shown an impressive ability to survive in tough economic conditions and still carve out a niche in the IC Design market. In the modern world of post British companies such as GEC, Plessey, Ferranti, STL, few can boast a history of …

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For example, what caught David Manners’ eye this week was a story that Arm could be saddled with $8.5bn of Softbank debt if the filing for its public offer is delayed beyond the end of September.

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Back in the 50s this place was turning out silicon devices and it later made the world’s first semi-custom chips. Execs took the view that CMOS would never become significant in the chip industry and  that automated circuit design would never be needed. Moral: Never say Never

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Why do government officials talk such tripe about technology? UK government announcements go on about  the UK’s ‘world-leading’ or ‘world-beating’ technologies – either in existence or in development – when they’re nothing of the sort. This week an EC Commissioner declared that the EU Chips Act would secure European mastery of advanced chip manufacturing when, …

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Pickering Interfaces of Clacton-on-sea has announced the latest version in its 41/43-752A range of battery simulator modules. Suitable for EV battery stack emulation in BMS test applications, the 41/43-752A-111’s increased voltage isolation (now 1000V) will be essential as the EV industry shifts from 400V to 800V architectures. Targeting EV (electric vehicle), electric aircraft and other …

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Slingshot Aerospace, a space tracking and analytics company, is expanding its Global Sensor Network’s low-Earth orbit (LEO) tracking capabilities. The company says it plans make its network the largest commercial optical sensor network for LEO observation in the world, providing optical tracking of LEO objects at scale. Specifically, by the end of 2023, Slingshot plans …

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Globalfoundries is suing IBM for allegedly sharing GloFo’s IP with Rapidus and Intel. GloFo says  that it collaborated with IBM on process development in Albany for many years and acquired the exclusive right to that technology in 2015 when IBM paid GloFo $1.5 billion to take over the ownership of IBM’s fabs. IBM has been …

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