Today, AWS announced the opening of two new Direct Connect locations in Jakarta, Indonesia. AWS customers in Indonesia can now establish dedicated network connections from their Indonesia premises to AWS to gain high-performance, secure access to other AWS Region (except Regions in China). With the announcement of Direct Connect locations in Indonesia, the Direct Connect Management Console and related documentation for Direct Connect have been localized to support the Bahasa language for Indonesia customers.

The first British analogue computer production models from Electronic Associates Ltd., have just been completed at their Burgess Hill (Sussex) factory. So, 60 years ago started a story in Electronics Weekly’s edition of September 21st 1961 The story continues: The company, a subsidiary ol Electronic Assoclates Inc.of USA, will in future take over the supply of …

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Movandi, the 5G mmWave specialist, has come up with five trends in mmWave technology: New hybrid private networks and managed service offers using both Wi-Fi and 5G millimeter-wave technologies, gain momentum as a high-performance, flexible and economic solution for enterprises.  Although it might not appear so at first glance, Wi-Fi and mmWave systems are complementary, …

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Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) has been selected to lead a UK Space Agency study, dubbed LEOPARD, to define the mission requirements to de-orbit two “non-operational space debris” targets. The Guildford-based company specialises in the manufacture and in-orbit operation of small satellites, and it highlighted its experience in two previous Active Debris Removal (ADR) demonstration …

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TSMC had November revenues of  $5.3 billion, an increase of 10.2% from October 2021 and an increase of 18.7% from November 2020. Revenue for January through November 2021 totalled $51.5 billion, an increase of 17.2%  compared to the same period in 2020. TSMC November Revenue Report (Consolidated): (Unit: NT$ million) Period Net Revenues November 2021 …

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RFX  of Livingston has launched a high stability Oven Controlled Crystal Oscillator (OCXO) which offers frequencies up to 500MHz whilst still delivering low harmonics, extremely low ageing and excellent Allan Deviation performance. Designed around an in-house manufactured precision SC cut crystal, frequency stability is ±5ppb over a wide -40 to 65 Deg. C operating temperature …

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OneWeb is to start work on a UK satellite manufacturing site next year, according to Chris McLaughlin, head of government affairs at OneWeb, in testimony to the House of Commons science and technology committee. The plan is to start building satellites in the UK by 2024-5 either with OneWeb’s current manufacturing partner, Airbus, or with …

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Intel has shown IEDM some of its research routes aimed at propelling the company to industry leadership in manufacturing technology by 2025. Intel has put a lot of money and effort into packaging. In the last seven months it has announced investments of $10 billion in its Rio Rancho and Penang packaging plants. At IEDM …

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IBM revealed vertical FET CMOS logic at a sub-45nm gate pitch on bulk silicon wafers at the IEEE International electron devices meeting in San Francisco this week. IBM’s VTFET with a vertical channel (yellow) and gate-all-around (blue). Contacts are brown and the white line shows current flow. It calls them VTFETs, for vertical transport FETs, and …

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The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has come up with an interim report in its investigation of concerns that Apple and Google have too much control over operating systems (iOS and Android), app stores (App Store and Play Store), and web browsers (Safari and Chrome) that together form their ‘ecosystems’. Apple and Google are …

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