Amazon Connect now supports the ability to configure agents with after contact work timeout settings for chat, tasks, emails, and callbacks. After contact work timeouts improve agent efficiency by time-boxing the amount of time each agent can spend doing after contact work for a contact, before being automatically set back to a ready state so they can be offered another contact. You can now enable these settings at the channel level for each agent to further optimize how agents spend their time. For example, you could choose to enable a shorter ACW timeout for emails while maintaining a longer ACW timeout for voice contacts to give agents a cool-down period between phone calls to prepare for the next customer interaction.
AWS Payment Cryptography Achieves Cartes Bancaires Approval
Today, AWS Payment Cryptography has become one of the first cloud-based payment cryptography services to obtain approval from Groupement des Cartes Bancaires (CB ), France’s national card payment network. This CB approval, combined with existing compliance credentials, enables customers to run payment workloads in AWS while helping customers maintain CB compliance.
Organizations such as acquirers, payment facilitators, networks, switches, processors, and issuing banks that are moving workloads to the cloud can rely on AWS Payment Cryptography’s CB approval as part of their compliance frameworks. Organizations processing card payments typically require Hardware Security Modules (HSM) to perform cryptography in a compliant manner. AWS Payment Cryptography provides equivalent functionality in an elastic, scalable service, eliminating the operational burden of procuring and manage standalone payment HSMs. Customers can leverage the service’s shared responsibility model with PCI PIN, PCI P2PE, PCI 3DS, PCI DSS, SOC-2, CSA STAR and ISO27001 certifications as well as the additional CB approval.
AWS Payment Cryptography is available in the following AWS Regions: Canada (Montreal), US East (Ohio, N. Virginia), US West (Oregon), Europe (Ireland, Frankfurt, London, Paris), Africa (Cape Town) and Asia Pacific (Singapore, Tokyo, Osaka, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Sydney).
To start using the service, please download the latest AWS CLI/SDK and see the AWS Payment Cryptography user guide for more information including further compliance details.
CHIIPS #26 – AI automation from Thomas Andersen of Synopsys
Don’t miss the latest episode of the excellent Electronics Weekly podcast, CHIIPS. It features Thomas Andersen, head of the AI and ML solutions group at Synopsys.
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What Matters Most?
A Statista Consumer Insights survey conducted in January 2026 shows that, when people are asked what matters most in life, the headline is strikingly consistent: family life and health dominate …
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Top Ten (plus 10) Gold Mines
Thanks to Mining.com, for this one, the top 20 gold mines:
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2025 wafer shipments up 5.8% but revenues fall 1.2%
Silicon wafer shipments in 2025 increased 5.8% to 12,973 million square inches (MSI) while wafer revenue slipped 1.2% to $11.4 billion over the same period, sayscthe SEMI Silicon Manufacturers Group …
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Cadence launches agentic AI tool
Cadence has launched the ChipStack AI Super Agent – agentic AI for front-end silicon design and verification. The Cadence ChipStack AI Super Agent claims to provide up to 10X productivity …
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Munich startup raises €23 million to build hypersonic missiles
Hypersonica, a two year-old startup founded by two Oxford University DPhils, has raised €23 million from investors, to build hypersonic missiles. Investors were Plural, Germany’s Federal Agency for Breakthrough Innovation …
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Google raises $31.5bn in bond sales to fund $185bn datacentre construction
Google has raised $31.5 billion in bond sales to help fund its $185 billion 2026 capex budget targeted at datacentre construction. The aim is to take a clear lead over …
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AI automates but we still need human designers
In the latest CHIIPs podcast, Thomas Andersen, vice president for AI and machine learning at Synopsys, shatters the threat of AI for design engineering jobs as he discusses the use …
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