With Amazon Interactive Video Service (Amazon IVS) you can now configure how often thumbnails are generated for your live stream. Amazon IVS generates thumbnail images every 60 seconds for standard live channels by default. With this feature you can generate thumbnails more frequently, up to 12 images every 60 seconds (one every 5 seconds) or you can disable thumbnail generation. More frequent images gives your users a more current view of what is happening in a live stream when they are browsing an app or website that uses thumbnails for preview images.
Amazon Corretto January Quarterly Updates
On January 18th, Amazon announced quarterly security and critical updates for Amazon Corretto Long-Term Supported (LTS) versions. Corretto 11.0.14 and 8.322 are now available for download. Amazon Corretto 17 updates will be available shortly after the release is tagged in the OpenJDK 17 repository. Amazon Corretto is a no-cost, multi-platform, production-ready distribution of OpenJDK.
Goodbye stencils. Hello changes.
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How blockchain and NFT work – thanks to RS
Hats off to RS Components and author HannahMakes for a long article that introduces blockchain, NFTs and energy consumption It is excellent, you can find it here – we will have to trust them that it is all correct. BTW, in case no one asks: My (possibly valueless) opinion is that blockchain might be clever, …
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Only Connect: Alternative connectors and supply contracts
We have all come to accept that the global supply shortages are affecting us all and no one in manufacturing can deny the daily challenges we face.
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China Crypto Crackdown Releases 76% Of Energy Used For Computing
In September 2019, Bitcoin miners in China accounted for 76% of all computer energy used the country, now it’s 0%. In the same timeframe the use of computer energy by crypto miners in the USA rose from 4.1% to 35%. . Kazakhstan, in the same timeframe has, according to the Cambridge Centre for …
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Imprint upgrades zinc-based battery
Imprint Energy has launched the latest generation of its zinc-based battery technology, ZinCore. “ZinCore’s power density and thin, flexible, customizable design will power innovation and new connectivity,” says CEO Christine Ho. The batteries provide 10X more power in the same volume than Imprint’s previous zinc-based battery, ZincPoly. They are 1.0 mm wide with a bending diameter of …
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Successful Virgin Orbit horizontal launch cheers Spaceport Cornwall
Virgin Orbit successfully completed its third mission at the end of last week, launching several satellites into orbit from beneath the wing of a modified Boeing 747 in California. The significance for the UK, beyond the good news for Glasgow-based Spire Global which had one of the seven satellites in the payload (its ADLER-1), is that …
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SkyWater and Applied Novel Devices making MOSFETs for fast-switching applications
SkyWater Technology, the Minnesota mil spec foundry, and Applied Novel Devices (AND) gave come up with a transistor technology that offers significant benefits for fast switching power conversion applications. Their power MOSFETs offer 2x lower output charge, near-zero reverse-recovery and ultra-low Qoss enabled by AND’s proprietary channel engineering technology. In addition, these power MOSFETs offer …
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600V super-junction mosfets span 190 to 580mΩ
Korean transistor maker Magnachip has announced today 11 600V super-junction mosfets Describing them as ‘2.5th generation’, they are claimed to have lower switching loss and better power efficiency than its previous devices. Rds(on) varies between 190 and 580mΩ and packages include DPAK TO-220F and TO-220SF (see photo). A gate-source Zener diode is embedded to protect against …
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