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Starting today, AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery (DRS) is available in 12 additional Regions: US West (N. California), Africa (Cape Town), Asia Pacific (Hong Kong), Asia Pacific (Mumbai), Asia Pacific (Osaka), Asia Pacific (Seoul), Canada (Central), Europe (Milan), Europe (Paris), Europe (Stockholm), Middle East (Bahrain), South America (São Paulo).

A NEW camera tube for ultra-violet, the Uvicon, is claimed by Westinghouse Electric International to be 200 times more sensitive than Vidicon type tubes. So, 61 years ago, started a story in Electronics Weekly’s edition of January 18th 1961. The story continues: The Uvicon was developed for the UV spectrum extending from 1200 to 2000 …

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Blake Lemoine, the Google engineer suspended for saying he believed that an AI software programme called LaMDA had developed sentience or self-awareness, had these exchanges with the machine which make you wonder. ‘lemoine: I’m generally assuming that you would like more people at Google to know that you’re sentient. Is that true? LaMDA: Absolutely. I …

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 Amphenol RF has expanded its  SMA connector series with additional reverse polarity (RP) configurations. RP-SMA’s are a variation of the traditional SMA interface which reverses the gender of the connector’s contact pin without affecting the electrical or mechanical performance. The RP-SMA options include plug and jack versions which are compact, lightweight connectors that feature a …

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The UK thermal infrared satellite firm Satellite Vu has struck a deal, with land and property data specialists Landmark Information, to provide climate change data to the UK property market. Satellite Vu, which aims to monitor the thermal footprint of any building on the planet, has previously declared its aim “to become the thermometer of …

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TSMC’s May revenue of $6.22 billion was 7.6% up on April and 65.3% up y-o-y. Revenue from January to May was $28.5 billion – up 44.9% y-o-y. TSMC May Revenue Report (Consolidated): (Unit: NT$ million) Period Net Revenues May 2022 185,705 April 2022 172,561 M-o-M Increase (Decrease) % 7.6 May 2021 112.360 Y-o-Y Increase (Decrease) …

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Front-end fab equipment spending is expected to increase 20% y-o-y to an all-time high of $109 billion in 2022, marking a third consecutive year of growth following a 42% surge in 2021, reports SEMI. Fab equipment investment in 2023 is expected to remain strong. “The global semiconductor equipment industry remains on track to cross the …

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This year, Electronics Weekly’s Elektra Awards celebrate 20 years of recognising excellence, innovation and expertise in the electronics industry. And today we interview one of the judges to highlight the role in the awards of the Elektra’s judging panel: taking his place on this year’s panel is James Hayman, award-winning electronics engineer at Taylor Hobson. …

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NXP will be launching its new microcontroller portfolio at Embedded World next week, which will be replacing its LPC family and the (formerly Freescale) Kinetis family. Called MXC, “we have taken the best of LPC and Kinetis”, NXP product manager CK Phua told Electronics Weekly. MCUs will span from highly-secured high pin-count processors with 4Mbyte flash …

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