65 years ago, in Electronics Weekly’s edition of  October 12th 1950, this ad appeared:

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I hate buying new clothes and don’t much like being given them. The pleasure of an old coat or a well-worn shirt is that they bring back memories of happy …

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I missed this one before, when it was announced at Electronica: the Uno SPE Shield, created by Arduino and Microchip working together.

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Same Sky has created an absolute encoder family for motor shafts from 9 to 15.875mm (5/8inch). Called AMT25 and said to be accurate to ±0.2°, the family relies on the …

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Astroscale is celebrating the completion of the Critical Design Review (CDR) for its UK Space Agency-backed ELSA-M (End-of-Life by Astroscale-Multiple) In-Orbit Demonstration (IOD) spacecraft. Specifically, Astroscale UK – a subsidiary …

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Q1 Ethernet Data Centre Switch sales rose over 40% – the strongest growth since Dell’Oro began separately tracking the market in 2013. Celestica and NVIDIA captured the lion’s share of …

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Nine year-old Builder AI, which claimed its software could  make generating apps as easy as ordering a pizza, has called in the administrators with the loss of about 1,000 jobs. …

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UK AI talent is the “envy of the world” said Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang in a conversation with Sir Keir Starmer at London Tech Week yesterday. However the UK is …

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Aaronia will reveal USB and portable real-time spectrum analysers at the IMS Microwave Symposium in San Francisco next week. Spectran V6 Mobile is the portable analyser (photo right), with a …

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Today, AWS announces the open sourcing of pgactive, a PostgreSQL extension for active-active replication. pgactive lets you use asynchronous active-active replication for streaming data between database instances to provide additional resiliency and flexibility in moving data between database instances, including writers located in different regions. This helps maintain availability for operations like switching write traffic to a different instance.

pgactive builds on the foundation PostgreSQL logical replication features, such as bidirectional replication between tables starting in PostgreSQL 16, adding capabilities that simplify managing active-active replication scenarios. Open sourcing the pgactive extension allows for more collaboration on developing active-active capabilities of PostgreSQL, while offering features that simplify using PostgreSQL in scenarios that benefit from multiple active instances.

To learn more about pgactive and how to get started, visit the GitHub repository .