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STMicroelectronics is aiming at domestic induction hobs and microwaves with a 1.6kV IGBT in a long lead TO-247 package. “STGWA30IH160DF2 IGBT combines high thermal performance with efficiency in soft-switching topologies …
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Impulse Space – a Californian in-space transportation startup – has raised $300 million in a Series C funding round. The round, which was led by Linse Capital, brings Impulse’s total …
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Imec has developed a GaN MOSHEMT on silicon that achieves both record efficiency and output power for an enhancement-mode (E-mode) device operating at low supply voltage. In parallel, imec also …
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Q1 fabless revenue was up 6% q-o-q at $77.4 billion, says TrendForce. Nvidia was No.1 with Q1 revenue up 12% q-o-q to $42.3 billion. Qualcomm came 2nd with a 6% …
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Cyient Semiconductor, the Hyderabad design house, has hooked up with MIPS to develop domain-optimised ASICs for enabling real-time, safety-critical applications, power delivery and compute efficiency. “As compute systems scale from …
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Phlux Technology has announced 1550nm avalanche photodiode with a 3.5GHz cut-off. Part of its existing Aura range, the speed increase comes from a reduced die size, down to 30µm from …
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Toshiba has created a pair of highspeed photo relays for pin-switching in semiconductor test equipment. “Improved infrared LEDs and optimised photodiode arrays in these models enable switch-on times to be …
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SolderKing Assembly Materials met the King at a reception at Windsor Castle, following the company’s King’s Award for Enterprise in International Trade. “Meeting His Majesty The King at Windsor Castle …
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Public understanding and support for the UK’s clean energy transition will be under the microscope this week as back-bench MP’s hold their first public evidence session on the changing attitudes …
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Amazon Connect Outbound Campaigns now offers new instance-level communication total limit control to give you greater flexibility in configuring how often you want to engage with your customers across multiple campaigns. It also provides the ability to opt out of limit controls for critical campaigns. These new capabilities enable more efficient and targeted customer engagement strategies.
The new instance-level total limit setting allows businesses to manage overall outbound communication limits across all campaigns while ensuring compliance with regulations such as the U.S. Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). This feature provides a centralized approach to managing communication frequency, helping businesses avoid over-contacting customers and potentially improving customer satisfaction. The ability to opt out of these limits for specific campaigns enables critical communications, such as fraud alerts or support during inclement weather, to reach customers when needed most, enhancing overall outbound communication effectiveness.
The feature is available in US East (N. Virginia), US West (Oregon), Africa (Cape Town), Asia Pacific (Sydney), Canada (Central), Europe (Frankfurt) and Europe (London) AWS regions. To learn more about Amazon Connect Outbound Campaigns, please visit the outbound campaigns webpage .