Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) has new certificate authorities with 40 year and 100 year validity. SSL/TLS certificates enable secure communication between your clients and databases.
AWS Nitro Enclaves announces support for multiple enclaves
AWS Nitro Enclaves now supports the ability to create more than one enclave per EC2 instance. AWS Nitro Enclaves is an Amazon EC2 capability that enables customers to create isolated compute environments to further protect and securely process highly sensitive data such as personally identifiable information (PII), healthcare, financial, and intellectual property data within their EC2 instances.
Amazon CloudFront now supports the request header order and header count headers
Amazon CloudFront now supports the “Cloudfront-viewer-header-order” and “Cloudfront-viewer-header-count” headers, enabling customers to track the total number of HTTP headers sent with each request, as well as the order in which the headers were sent. Customers can use the two headers to detect and identify request patterns and compare them to the expected and legitimate patterns. This, used in conjunction with other access control rules, can help customers detect and block any attempts to spoof requests.
Fable: The Monopoly
On May 10th 1954 a company said it was in production of something which nobody else could make. For most of the next five years the company had no competition for the product. Propelled by its unique product, the company’s sales rose from $24 million in 1954 to $232 million in 1960, while profits rose …
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What caught your eye this week? (TSMC revenues, Imagination GPU, Spaceport Cornwall)
The Electronics Weekly team share some fingerposts – their picks of the week, in terms of announcements, developments, product releases, quotes or anything else in the wide world of electronics that caught their eye…
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Renewables To Overtake Coal In Electricity Production In 2027
By 2027, renewables are expected to provide more electricity than coal according to an International Energy Agency forecast. As this infographic shows, global use of coal for electricity generation outweighed that of renewables by 8%. By 2027, this is predicted to flip, with renewables accounting for 38% of global electricity production compared to 30 percent …
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8-channel LV-HV driver integrates charge pump
Menlo Micro is shipping an 8-channel, low-voltage to high-voltage driver with an integrated charge pump. The MM101 driver provides a cost-effective solution for microelectromechanical system (MEMS) devices and other high-voltage driving applications in a highly integrated form factor. Built as a companion to Menlo Micro’s Ideal Switch products, the MM101 provides up to eight drive …
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JAXA builds Japan nanosatellite capabilities to study star formation
The Japanese space agency, JAXA, along with the Kyushu Institute of Technology (Kyutech), are to begin development of nanosatellite for observing cosmic background radiation, in a mission to explore the history of star formations. Using a 6U-sized (10cm x 20cm x 30cm) nanosatellite with high-precision attitude control, the work will be done under the JAXA …
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Q1 DRAM ASP to fall 13-18%
The Q1 QoQ decline in DRAM prices is projected to shrink to around 13~18%, says TrendForce. DDR5 PC DRAM will experience a drop of around 18~23%, and DDR4 products will experience a drop of around 15~20%. The ASP of PC DRAM products is projected to fall by around 15~20% QoQ for 1Q23. DDR5 server DRAM …
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Oxford Ionics completes £30m Series A
Three year-old startup Oxford Ionics has raised £30 million in a Series A funding round taking its total funding raised to £37 million. Oxford Ionics’ technology called Electronic Qubit Control (EQC) controls trapped ions – a route to quantum computers. Investors include Hermann Hauser, VC fund Braavos Investment Advisers, Oxford Science Enterprises, Lansdowne Partners, and …
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