Developers can now use the AWS Encryption SDK for .NET to help protect their data. This open-source release makes it easier for developers to encrypt and decrypt their data when building applications using the .NET developer platform.

It’s been three years since Raspberry Pi opened their very own bricks and mortar store in Cambridge, and to celebrate, pop-up versions of the store will be appearing around the UK in three new places.

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INTERNATIONAL Business Machines Corp.expect to have the first commercial application of cryogenics in computers in 1964. So, 61 years ago, started a story in Electronics Weekly’s edition on May 23rd 1961. The story continues: An executive of the firm’s Research Laboratory at Yorktown Heights, New York, told a seminar on solid-state devices at California Institute …

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The first companies have earned ‘Zhaga-NFC’ inter-operability certification for NFC readers intended to be used with suitably-enabled smart LED luminaires. NFC (‘near-field communication’) is one of several techniques being used to read data from, and changing of settings of, LED drivers in the field. Zhaga specifications are divided into ‘Books’. Book 24 and 25 define …

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Infineon has released a pair of high power IGBTs, both blocking 4.7kV, in ceramic PPI (press pack IGBT) packaging. The 125mm pole piece diameter housing is hermetically sealed and specifically designed to withstand system-induced failures. “This PPI is specifically designed for transmission and distribution applications, and is ideal for high current MMCs [modular multi-level converters], …

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Northumbria University’s engineering teaching facilities have been upgraded by funding from Office for Students. Opening the upgraded centre last Week was the Minister for Science, Research and Innovation, George Freeman pictured with the university’s Vice-Chancellor Prof Andrew Wathey. “This laboratory is a fantastic addition to the University of Northumbria’s world-class facilities,” said Freeman at the …

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Digi-Key Electronics, along with Texas Instruments, is hosting a webinar about isolated USB repeaters, titled ‘Enhanced Protection with TI’s new Isolated Repeaters’. Taking place on Tuesday 24 May 24, at 11 a.m. (CDT), it will demonstrate how to improve both performance and protection in harsh environments with high-speed isolated USB repeaters. Specifically, how it’s possible …

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The  advanced packaging market’s revenue is expected to reach $57.2 billion in 2027, says Yole Developpement. ASE was No.1, followed by Amkor, with  Intel third, JCET fourth and TSMC fifth. The market’s total 2022  revenue was $32.1 billion. 5G, automotive infotainment/ADAS , AI, data centre, and wearable applications continue to drive the market. “The major OSATs …

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Distrelec, the components distributor, has announced a major expansion of its range from four leading manufacturers: C&K, KEMET, Molex and TE Connectivity. The expansion covers some 21,500 products in total, all available for shipping in a maximum of three to five days. It is a reflection of Distrelec’s goal to continually develop the portfolio of …

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Classiq, the analgamated Cambridge Quantum and Honeywell Quantum Solutions, has raised $36 billion in a second closing of its Series B fund, bringing total investment in the company to $51 billion. HSBC, NTT Finance, and Intesa Sanpaolo participated in the second closing of its Series B round. They  join existing  investors Wing VC, Entrée Capital, …

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