Amazon WorkMail now supports invoking AWS Lambda for user availability, through Custom Availability Provider Lambda (CAP Lambda). CAP Lambda are a new way for WorkMail to get availability information from external availability sources. A customer can use these CAP Lambda to give WorkMail access to availability information for users on other calendaring providers they own, even if their endpoints are private, or if they do not have an Exchange Web Services (EWS) endpoint.

The AWS Snowcone solid state drive (SSD) device is now available in the AWS Europe (Paris) Region, adding to our growing list of Regions already offering Snowcone SSD, including AWS US East (Ohio), US East (N. Virginia), US West (Oregon), US West (N. California) Asia Pacific (Singapore), Asia Pacific (Tokyo), Asia Pacific (Sydney), Europe (Frankfurt), Europe (Ireland), Europe (London), Asia Pacific (Mumbai), Canada (Central), and South America (São Paulo).

Amazon GuardDuty has incorporated new machine learning techniques that are highly effective at detecting anomalous access to data stored in Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) buckets. This new capability continuously models S3 data plane API invocations (e.g. GET, PUT, and DELETE) within an account, incorporating probabilistic predictions to more accurately alert on highly suspicious user access to data stored in S3 buckets, such as requests coming from an unusual geo-location, or unusually high volumes of API calls consistent with attempts to exfiltrate data. The new machine learning approach can more accurately identify malicious activity associated with known attack tactics, including data discovery, tampering, and exfiltration. The new threat detections are available for all existing Amazon GuardDuty customers that have GuardDuty S3 Protection enabled, with no action required and at no additional costs. If you are not using GuardDuty yet, S3 protection will be on by default when you enable the service. If you are using GuardDuty, and are yet to enable S3 Protection, you can enable this capability  organization-wide with one-click in the GuardDuty console or through the API.

The FingerTip FTG2-SLP touchscreen controller from ST enables advanced features to support AMOLEDs. The device supports both synchronous and asynchronous display operations. This gives the OEMs the ability to maintain seamless user interactions as the refresh rate changes dynamically. The controller is also suitable for smartphones with flexible AMOLED displays that integrate the touch-sensitive panel directly …

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Now in its fifth year of awards, EW BrightSparks sees Electronics Weekly partner with RS Grass Roots to highlight the brightest and most talented young engineers in the UK today. Here, in our series on the latest EW BrightSparks of 2022, we highlight Nishika Chettry, an MEng Student at Aston University, who is also working as …

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The success of a recent Virgin Orbit mission brings the first UK launch of satellites a step closer. On Saturday 2 July, Virgin Orbit successfully completed its fourth satellite delivery mission, which was a night launch from Mojave in California via Cosmic Girl, a modfied Boeing 747. It was seen as a preliminary stage before …

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Q3 DRAM ASPs are expected to show a 5-10% fall q-o-q, says TrendForce. With average PC DRAM customer inventory levels at more than two months, there is no urgent demand for procurement and the Q3 price of PC DRAM is forecast to fall 5-10% q-o-q. Server DRAM clients have 7-8 weeks inventory and the Q3 …

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Infineon has bought the Romanian chip verification and design specialist NoBug. By acquiring NoBug, Infineon is adding to its  ability build IoT infrastructure enabling cybersecurity, AI and machine learning as well as connectivity. NoBug brings along specialized expertise in the digital verification of complex SoCs. Now with over 500 R&D engineers, Infineon Romania has become one of …

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Today the EU is expected to announce its strategy for promoting startups which are pursuing significant technological innovation – dubbed deep-tech. “Europe needs to draw in institutional investors to invest in deep-tech innovations,” says Mariya Gabriel, the commissioner in charge of research and innovation, “increasing the proportion of European capital invested in innovative companies and …

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MicroSys Electronics announced a module built around NXP’s S32G3 vehicle network processor at Embedded World 2022. Intended for real-time mixed-critical safety applications, “thanks to the NXP S32G3 processor, the MPX-S32G399A system-on-module surpasses its NXP S32G2-based predecessor with 2.5 times more application processing performance,” according to MicroSys. Improvements include eight Arm Cortex-A53 cores instead of four, …

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