It is time to find out who are the finalists in the industry’s largest technology and business awards: the Elektra Awards 2016.

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We are very to reveal the shortlists for the industry’s largest technology and business awards: the Elektra European Electronics Industry Awards 2016.

Read full article: We reveal the Elektra Awards 2016 finalists

Engineers at the University of Wisconsin Madison have created carbon nanotube transistors that can equal the current density of silicon transistors.

Read full article: Multi-nanotube transistors equal silicon for the first time

No IoT or apps as Philips introduces classic LED desk lamps and pendants. You can’t always have both looks and smarts, as these “dumb lamps” illustrate.

The new Fluxunit group will invest in startups and internal IoT projects to help LED lighting tie into smart cities, buildings, and factories.

AWS Config continuously records configuration changes to resources in your AWS account and provides you a history of how your resources were configured in the past. On the Config timeline for resources recorded by AWS Config, you can now view associated API events tracked by AWS CloudTrail. The API events contain relevant details such as the name of the API, user identity of the caller, and the time at which the API call was made. You can use this information to correlate the API calls that may have resulted in the configuration changes recorded by AWS Config.

After almost a year of developer feedback and contributions, version 1.0 of the AWS SDK for C++ is now available and recommended for production use. New features include an improved S3 Transfer Manager, cross platform encryption, simplified build and configuration and NuGet support for Windows customers. 

This new Quick Start was created by AWS solutions architects in collaboration with NGINX, Inc. to help you deploy NGINX Plus on the AWS Cloud quickly and easily, in about 15 minutes. 

The Tujunga Spreading Grounds Enhancement Project is designed to double the retention and recharge facility’s stormwater capacity from 8,000 to 16,000 acre-feet per year.

If the CPUC approves the settlement agreement as proposed, Cal Water would be authorized to invest $658.8 million in districts throughout California over the three-year period of 2016-2018 in order to continue to provide safe and reliable water to its customers.