AWS Amplify now supports Sign in with Apple (SIWA), making it easier for app developers to reach a broad base of Apple users. SIWA supplements Amplify’s currently supported Identity Providers (Google, Facebook, and Amazon), and continues to allow developers to easily enable social sign-in to their applications, even without AWS experience.

Today we are announcing the availability of Amazon CloudWatch metrics for Amazon Data Lifecycle Manager (Amazon DLM), which you can use to gain insight into the operations of your lifecycle policy. You can use these metrics to see exactly how many Amazon Elastic Block Store (Amazon EBS) Snapshots and EBS-backed Amazon Machine Images (AMIs) are create, copied, shared and deleted each time a lifecycle policy is run. You can also create alarms to be triggered when resources are not created, copied or deleted by the policy, allowing you to take immediate action to diagnose and fix potential policy issues.

AWS Outposts is a fully managed service that extends AWS infrastructure, AWS services, APIs, and tools to virtually any datacenter, co-location space, or on-premises facility for a truly consistent hybrid experience. Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) placement groups allow you to influence the placement strategy of instances on the underlying hardware. You can select from cluster, spread or partition placement strategies, depending on the needs of the workload.

When the Captain nails the ship’s colours to the mast, the crew knows it’s crunch time – conquer or die. This is what Pat Gelsinger did yesterday. He gave several hostages to fortune and said ‘measure us against these goals’. It was a brave thing to do – particularly in the light of Intel’s many …

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Thanks to Cree, there are now some XP-P led samples at (virtual) Electronics Weekly Tower. I was dying to experiment on some, and they were proving difficult to buy. They arrived beautifully packaged and even vacuum-wrapped. XP-P is Cree’s high-intensity led for long narrow beams – it has a 9Wmax 1 x 1mm die with …

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Thanks to IC Insights for this – the top ten analogue companies in 2020:

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Tuxera and eSol have teamed up to integrate the former’s Reliance file system to the latter’s eMCOS real-time operating system (RTOS) for safety-critical automotive use. “As data becomes increasingly significant in monitoring and managing vehicle safety, the requirements on data-handling are more stringent than ever before,” according to Tokyo-based eSol. “From security concerns and edge-storage limitations …

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Technische Universität Dresden, Manchester University, Racyics GmbH, and GlobalFoundries have taped out the SpiNNaker2 AI processor. Based on the SpiNNaker infrastructure developed by Manchester University , the hybrid AI architecture created at TU Dresden, the adaptive body bias IP platform ABX by Racyics, and utilising GLoFo’s 22nm FD-SOI process,  SpiNNaker2 is a realtime neuromorphic AI processor with …

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Microchip has added 1,700V mosfets to its silicon carbide portfolio, as die, discretes and in modules. Features include gate oxide stability, according to the company, which “observed no shift in threshold voltage even after 100,000 pulses in repetitive un-clamped inductive switching [R-UIS] tests. R-UIS tests also indicated avalanche ruggedness and stability in other parameters. They also …

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STMicroelectronics has manufactured its first 200mm silicon-carbide bulk wafers at its Norrköping Sweden facility. “The transition to 200mm SiC wafers will bring substantial advantages to our automotive and industrial customers as they accelerate the transition towards electrification,” said ST president of automotive Marco Monti. The company is claiming high quality with minimal crystal-dislocation defects through expertise …

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