AWS now offers the ability to easily switch between AWS provided licenses and bring your own licenses (BYOL) for Windows Server and SQL Server workloads using AWS License Manager. License switching capabilities can be used as your business and licensing needs evolve. Changing the license type associated with your instance will still retain the application, instance, and networking configuration associated with the workload, saving your time and effort. You will be billed per the new license type from the next billing second. As an optional flexibility, AWS will also provide the ability to change the tenancy from Shared to Dedicated or vice-versa.

Amazon Simple Notification Service (Amazon SNS) now supports token-based authentication for sending mobile push notifications to Apple devices. When creating a new platform application in the Amazon SNS console or API, you can now choose between token-based (.p8 key file) or certificate-based (.p12 certificates) authentication.

Today AWS Batch introduced fair-share scheduling for AWS Batch job queues, making it easier to run different workloads in a single queue. Now, customers can determine whether to run jobs in first-in, first-out (FIFO) or determine a “fair-share” policy, which can allocate resources equally or based on admin-defined weights and priorities. With fair-share scheduling of jobs, AWS Batch will handle assigning compute among multiple users and workloads based on factors other than just whichever workload showed up first, resulting in enhanced processing efficiency and better respecting user or workload priority.

Aimtec is a global designer and manufacturer of modular AC/DC and DC/DC switching power supplies, including DC/DC converters up to 200 W, AC/DC converters and LED drivers reaching 250 W.

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The UK will have the fastest economic growth this year of any country in the G7, says the OECD. The OECD estimates UK growth at 6.7%. The OECD attributes the growth to Bank of England support and the successful roll-out of vaccines. Here is the OECD list for the major economies:

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TI’s LM74670-Q1 is a controller that, combined with an n-channel mosfet, makes a diode with a forward drop of 20mV 98% of the time. It only connects to the mosfet (and a capacitor) and not to any nominal voltage rails, so four of them can be turned into a low-drop bridge rectifier that TI claims …

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DIGGING to the roots of a problem, positive leadership, imaginative exploitation and encouragement of new ideas, and diversification in operation – these are some of the ingredients prescribed by Mr.Fuimo Iwashita, 68-year-old president of Tokyo Shibaura Electric Co (Toshiba) for industrial success in this competitive and technological age. So, 60 years ago, started a story …

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Spending on telecommunications and pay TV services is forecast to be 1% up on 2020 at $1.5 trillion, says IDC. Asia/Pac spending is growing fastest, then Europe and then the US. Global Regional Services Revenue and Year-on-Year Growth (revenues in $B) Global Region 2020 Revenue 2021 Revenue 2021/2020 Growth Americas $581 $584 +0.5% Asia/Pacific $482 …

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Redwire – the Jacksonville, Florida-based space infrastructure company – has bought Techshot, a U.S. specialist in biotechnology in microgravity, bioprinting, and on-orbit manufacturing. According to Redwire, the acquisition is part of its strategy towards in-space manufacturing in Low Earth Orbit (LEO). This area, it believes, will “directly impact the sustainability of future human spaceflight and …

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The thermal camera market is expected to grow to $8.7 billion by 2026 at a 7.2% CAGR 2021-2026, says Yole Developpement. In 2021, compared to 2020, the market will decrease a bit due to the drop in EBT/EST (Elevated Body Temperature/Elevated Surface Temperature) camera shipments. But this drop could be compensated for in the following …

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