Amazon Elastic Container Services (Amazon ECS) now enables customers to delete inactive task definition revisions programmatically or via the Amazon ECS console. With this new capability, customers can permanently delete task definition revisions that are no longer needed or contain undesirable configurations, simplifying their resource management and improving security posture.
SageMaker Autopilot now offers the ability to select algorithms while launching a machine learning training experiment
Amazon SageMaker Autopilot, a low-code machine learning (ML) service which automatically builds, trains and tunes the best ML models based on your data, now supports selection of underlying training algorithms while creating an Autopilot experiment. The ability to select algorithms provides you the flexibility to customize your AutoML journey and complete experiments much faster.
AWS Service Catalog now supports the ability to disassociate and delete products in one-action
AWS Service Catalog customers can now disassociate and delete their AWS Service Catalog products in one-action, making it easier to update and manage their catalog of AWS resources.
Amazon Aurora Serverless v1 now supports customer configurable maintenance windows
Amazon Aurora Serverless v1 now allows you to select a specific window for scheduling a maintenance event. You can use the maintenance window to specify, for example, when your PostgreSQL 10 cluster gets upgraded to PostgreSQL 11. You can set the maintenance window with just a few clicks in the AWS Management Console or using the latest AWS SDK or CLI. Review the Aurora documentation to learn more.
Ed Sniffs Wonga From The Chip Ban
Smuggling has gone crazy, the grey market is booming like there’s no tomorrow, the semi companies and the disties are besieged by customers over-ordering and dodgy customers trying to get parts, I’ve never seen anything like it, Ed confides to his diary. My department has a role to play in this because, with so many …
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Why I need to solder my scope to my ailing bench PSU
I just bought a sold-as-seen bench power supply, which has got a bit of a fault, which is turning into a saga. – a particularly unwanted saga, as the PSU was bought to help fix something else. Adjusting the current limit sometimes causes the PSU to oscillate (~105kHz). Attaching the (isolated) scope to the back …
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China entering a ‘dark forest’, say scientists
China has entered a ‘dark forest’ now it has been cut off from US chip technology, says an article co-written by Luo Junwei, a researcher at the China Academy of Science (CAS) Institute of Semiconductors, and CAS vp Li Shushen. “Over the years, all the fundamental research achievements in the global semiconductor and micro-electronic sector …
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UK Space Agency funds growth in UK regions
The UK Space Agency has awarded £1.2 million to the UK’s south-central region, and the funding includes £300,000 for the newly-formed Space South Central, which is described as the UK’s largest ‘space cluster’. The money will support Space South Central’s aims to promote collaboration and champion space-related business and R&D across Hampshire, Surrey and the …
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Digi-Key premiers Supply Chain Transformed, Season 2
Digi-Key is launching Series 2 of a video sequence entitled ‘Supply Chain Transformed’. The first of three videos in the series, “The Path to Recovery,” is already live on Digi-Key’s website, considering how supply chains have evolved. Specifically, post-Covid and what suppliers are doing differently to ensure that the most in-demand products are readily available. …
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ADI-Marvell 5G MIMO platform supports O-RAN
ADI and Marvell have brought out a 5G massive MIMO (mMIMO) reference design platform with support for O-RAN. The combination of ADI’s RadioVerse Transceiver SoC and the Marvell OCTEON 10 Fusion 5G baseband processor – a 5nm digital beamforming offering for 5G, improves the time-to-market for advanced mMIMO radio units and O-RAN support. The OCTEON …
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