Amazon Timestream is now available in the AWS GovCloud (US-West) Region. Support in the GovCloud Region allows U.S. government agencies and contractors to run sensitive time-series analysis in Amazon Timestream by addressing their specific regulatory and compliance requirements. 

We are excited to announce that Incident Manager, a capability of AWS Systems Manager, now simplifies the way you coordinate response when an incident is detected by an Amazon CloudWatch alarm or Amazon EventBridge event. The new coordination capabilities allow you to centrally provide updates, monitor actions, and view status from within the Incident Manager console.

Starting today, customers can create billing entity pricing rules in AWS Billing Conductor (ABC). Billing entity pricing rules allow customers to control pricing parameters between AWS Marketplace and AWS Services charges. For example, an AWS partner can use a billing entity pricing rule to set all AWS marketplace charges to be at the public on demand rate (no discount), while providing a mix of global and service-specific pricing rules for their AWS service charges in a way that matches their agreed upon rates with their end customers.

Thanks to QS World University Rankings for this one – the ten best universities for engineering and technology: MIT Cambridge Oxford Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Stanford ETH Zurich National University of Singapore Imperial College University of California at Berkeley Delft University

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After revealing it would make and stock Rock single-board computers earlier this year, component distributor OKdo announced availability of the Rock 5B today at Electronica. This is an octo-core computer that delivers “the kind of desktop PC level performance required for compute intense activities such as AI or gaming, as well as object recognition, predictive …

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The winners of the IEEE Competition on Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTN) for Beyond 5G and 6G have been announced at the Connecting the World from the Sky conference. First place, and a prize of $10,000, was awarded to a proposed solution for integrating of terrestrial and non-terrestrial networks, dubbed Multi-Mode High Altitude Platform Station (HAPS) for …

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Princeps, the accredited specialist distributor of obsolete and difficult-to-source electronic, electrical and e-mech components for advanced industries, has received renewed AS6081 accreditation following its relocation to larger premises. One of less than five and probably as few as two UK distributors to hold AS6081 certification, Princeps specialises in sourcing fully-traceable components for customers in advanced …

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Tight supplies of  sensors in automotive, industrial, and embedded-control applications are driving up prices, causing double-digit percentage revenue growth in most sensor categories, says an update to IC Insights’s The McLean Report. Fueled by the spread of “smart” embedded controls and higher selling prices due to tight supplies in the market, semiconductor sensor sales are …

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Infineon is planning a  €5 billion fab in Dresden if it can get government subsidies. Building the fab is dependent on state support for the Dresden factory, said CEO Jochen Hanebeck (pictured), adding that he has received a political signal. He has said he would like to have more capacity for products made on processes …

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Rohm and Suzuki are joining the consortium led by the private equity fund Japanese Industrial Partners (JIP) to take over Toshiba, reports the Nikkei. The engineering group Taisei is also expected to join. Leasing company Orix and Chubu Electric Power are also said to have signed up. Other companies said to have been asked to …

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