Serverless application developers can now use the new AWS::Serverless::Connector resource available in AWS Serverless Application Model (AWS SAM) to simplify granting the appropriate level of access to the resources in their application’s infrastructure. With AWS::Serverless::Connector resources, developers describe how data and events need to flow between two resources and the type of access required. AWS SAM will compose purpose-built AWS Identity and Access Management (AWS IAM) policies in order to facilitate the interaction defined by the developer in the connector resource.

Amazon AppStream 2.0 now supports real-time audio-video (AV) by seamlessly redirecting local webcam video input to Linux AppStream 2.0 streaming sessions. Previously, this feature is only available when streaming Windows applications and desktops. With real-time AV support available in Linux streaming sessions, your users can collaborate using webcams without having to leave their Linux AppStream 2.0 sessions.

Amazon AppStream 2.0 adds Graphical User Interface (GUI) support for the Linux Image Assistant tool. With this launch, you can now create Linux AppStream 2.0 images in the similar easy way you create Windows AppStream 2.0 images. The new tool gives you step-by-step visual guidance throughout the entire process, greatly reducing the complexity of creating Linux AppStream 2.0 images.

Amazon Detective has improved it’s search capability by adding support for case insensitivity with security findings and entities. You can now conduct security investigations without having to search for exact upper or lowercase characters. For example, if you wanted to search for “Admin” or “admin” logins, you can use either term to show results for all admin logins across data sources that store text such as AWS CloudTrail, Amazon GuardDuty findings, and Amazon EKS audit logs.

AWS Global Accelerator now supports traffic through two new AWS edge locations in Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam and Kansas City in the United States. With the addition of these two edge locations, Global Accelerator is now available through 104 Points of Presence globally and supports application endpoints in 21 AWS Regions.

In Q4 Omnivision will sample a CMOS 4MP image sensor that brings 2K resolution digital images and high-definition (HD) video to consumer devices like smart home, doorbell, baby monitor, IP, and HD analogue cameras. Volume production is planned for Q1 2023. The OS04L sensor provides OEMs with a cost-effective upgrade path for their camera resolution …

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175 years ago two men met. One of them had designed an electric telegraph based on Charles Wheatstone’s 1837 telegraph patent, the other was a gifted mechanic. The designer of the telegraph persuaded the mechanic to manufacture his telegraph design. So pleased were they with the result that, later that year, they went into business …

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In this year’s Global Retirement Index by investment bank Natixis, Norway takes first place. 44 countries worldwide were assessed according to factors such as health, finances in retirement, quality of life and material wellbeing in old age. An index score was then assigned, with 100 points the best possible result. Iceland is one of the …

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Samsung Foundry has certified Siemens Digital’s Aprisa IC design software for its 4nm FinFET technology node. Aprisa users can design projects at 4nm with fully certified technology that supports all the design rules and features of Samsung Foundry’s most advanced FinFET process technology platform.

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Exobotics, a UK satellite start-up, is collaborating with Simera Sense for the manufacture of a high-resolution hyperspectral imager, which will be launched into low-Earth orbit (LEO). It will be launched aboard a nano-satellite later this year, for commercial use within the space industry, for example monitoring and forecasting crop welfare, measuring emissions and object detection. …

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