Amazon AppFlow, a fully managed integration service that helps customers to securely transfer data between AWS services and software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications in just a few clicks, now supports Facebook Ads , Google Ads and Mixpanel as sources. With this launch, AppFlow customers can now ingest rich marketing and product analytics data from these sources. Once ingested, customers are able to integrate, enrich, and analyze this data in combination with data from a growing set of AppFlow-connected marketing applications such as Marketo, Salesforce Marketing Cloud, and web analytics applications such as Google Analytics.

Nearly 450 years ago a scientist was born at Castle Frankenstein above the city of Darmstadt. He invented the Elixir Of Life out of boiled bones and blood but it turned out to be more use as a paint known today as Prussian Blue. He fell foul of the church and did jail-time for heresy. …

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Make a date in your diary for the Summer Science Exhibition 2022, returning to central London as an in-person event again this year.

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ATLAS Space Operations, a teleport operator, has won a contract with the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) to demonstrate a unified federated network including space communications. Specifically, the Hybrid Space Architecture (HSA) contract was awarded by the Defense Innovation Unit within the DoD. It will see the company use its cloud-hosted Freedom Network Management Platform …

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The top ten fabless chip companies saw Q1-revenues rise 44% y-o-y to $ 39.43 billion, says TrendForce. Qualcomm, NVIDIA, Broadcom were the top three. After the acquisition of Xilinx, AMD overtook MediaTek to take the fourth position. Will Semiconductor and Cirrus Logic entered the top ten for the first time. Qualcomm’s quarterly revenue reached $9.55 …

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UK tech job opportunities hit a 10-year high with  around 870,000 tech and digital job vacancies between January to May 2022, according to data from the job search engine Adzuna analysed by Tech Nation for the UK’s Digital Economy Council. Tech roles now make up 14% of all job opportunities in the UK, up from …

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The US chip industry is getting increasingly edgy about the hold-up in getting the Chips Act implemented. Although both Houses of Congress passed separate versions of the bill in February, wranglings continue over reconciling the different versions and over where the $52 billion should be allocated , while some Congressmen are having doubts about the …

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Renesas has developed a 22nm process for embedded spin-transfer torque magnetoresistive random-access memory (STT-MRAM). The test chip includes a 32Mbit embedded MRAM memory cell array and achieves 5.9-nanosecond (ns) random read access at a maximum junction temperature of 150°C, and a write throughput of 5.8-megabyte-per-second (MB/s). MRAM fabricated in BEOL is advantageous compared to flash …

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Connection to Amazon Web Services is the job of u-blox’ SARA-R510AWS module, intended to provide a cloud link for asset tracking, smart farming, sensor monitoring and medical equipment. A variant of the globally certified SARA-R5 LTE-M cellular module, it “offers product developers a straightforward path to secure and scalable AWS cloud services”, said u-blox. “Thanks to a stripped-down …

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CorPower Ocean of Sweden has unveiled its first commercial-scale wave energy harvester and a concept for supporting wind turbines. The harvester, dubbed C4 and rated at 300kW, will ultimately form part of HiWave-5 Project, a wave array off the coast of Aguçadoura, Portugal. The buoys are 19m tall and 9m in diameter. Inside the thin buoyant structure …

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