EBS Recycle Bin is now available in the Asia Pacific (Jakarta) Region. You can use Recycle Bin for EBS Snapshots and EBS-backed AMIs to recover from accidental deletions to meet business continuity needs. Previously, if you accidentally deleted a snapshot, you would have to roll back to a snapshot from an earlier point in time, increasing your recovery point objective. It was also not possible to recover accidentally deregistered AMIs. With Recycle Bin, you can specify a retention time period and recover a deleted snapshot or a deregistered AMI before the expiration of the retention period. A recovered snapshot or AMI retains its attributes such as tags, permissions, and encryption status, which it had prior to deletion. Snapshots and AMIs that are not recovered from the Recycle Bin are permanently deleted upon expiration of the retention time.
EBS Recycle Bin is now available in AWS GovCloud (US) regions
EBS Recycle Bin is now available in the AWS GovCloud (US) Regions with Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) 140-2 validated endpoints to protect sensitive information.
Announcing Workload Consolidation for Karpenter
Starting with v0.15.0, Karpenter will automatically consolidate Kubernetes cluster workloads onto new EC2 instances to help increase utilization and lower cluster compute costs. Karpenter is a flexible, high-performance Kubernetes cluster autoscaler that helps improve application availability, operational overhead, and cluster compute utilization by launching new EC2 instances that are best fit to the scale, scheduling, and resource requirements of the workloads in a cluster. Customers can use Karpenter with Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) or any conformant Kubernetes cluster.
Give Us The Money, Barney
Inflation is pushing working people to strike to protect their wages and pushing housewives to skimp to stay solvent, but inflation has a mega-beneficiary – government. Governments are seeing their debts being whittled away through the currency depreciation caused by inflation. The combined debt of the USA and Europe fell by $4.5 trillion in 2021 and …
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Structured air thermal insulation tape for extreme environments
Blueshift’s thermal insulation tape for extreme temperature environments, is being stocked by Digi-Key Electronics. The online distributor has announced it now sells a selection of RockeTape, which it describes as “a one-of-a-kind structured air thermal insulation tape for the world’s hottest and coolest spots”. This is through its Fulfilled by Digi-Key programme. The aerogel tape …
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Musk’s letter to Twitter
Here is the letter Elon. Musk’s lawyer sent to Twitter saying why Musk is not legally obliged to go through with the purchase of Twitter. Dear Ms. Gadde (Twitter’s lawyer): We write on behalf of X Holdings I, Inc. and X Holdings II, Inc. (the “Musk Parties”) to provide an additional notice of termination of …
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Commercial O-RAN deployed in Northants
Virgin Media O2, NEC and Rakuten Symphony have announced that multi-vendor O-RAN is being deployed in Virgin Media O2’s network and is now operational and handling commercial traffic. The first deployments are in macro-sites in the Northamptonshire region. “The successful activation of Virgin Media O2’s first UK macro-sites demonstrates the potential of the multi-vendor Open …
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Four megadeals boost 2022 M&A total
Four big deals prop up the 2022 semiconductor M&A total, says IC Insights, and without any more of them this year’s value of planned acquisitions will probably fall short of the annual average. After slowing significantly in the last half of 2021, the pace of megadeals for semiconductor mergers and acquisitions regained momentum in the …
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Renesas buys Steradian Semiconductors
Renesas is buying Steradian Semiconductors, a fabless semiconductor company based in Bengaluru, India, specialising in 4D imaging radar. The acquisition of Steradian’s radar technology will enable Renesas to extend its reach in the radar market and boost its automotive and industrial sensing solution offerings. With the advancements of ADAS in the automotive market, automotive sensor …
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Pouch-style supercapacitors reinforce batteries
Kyocera AVX has introduced a series of pouch-style supercapacitors for decreasing current surges in batteries. Called the SCP Series and branded PrizmaCap, they “can be used on their own as system power backup devices, replacing batteries in some cases, or they can be used in conjunction with primary or secondary batteries”, according to distributor Anglia, …
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