AWS IoT SiteWise now supports three new enhancements to AWS IoT SiteWise formula expressions to allow users greater flexibility in monitoring their IoT assets in near real-time.
Announcing custom widgets for CloudWatch dashboards
Amazon CloudWatch announces the immediate availability of custom widgets, a new feature that enables you to gain operational visibility and agility by customizing the content of your CloudWatch dashboard such as adding visualizations, displaying information from multiple data sources or adding controls like buttons to take remediation actions. A set of templates and a sample library is provided to help you get started.
A Surfeit Of EV Charging Stations
Japan is demonstrating what a mess governments can get into when they try to promote technology adoption. In 2012, the government put up $900 million to encourage companies to instal EV charging stations. With EVs currently representing about 1% of cars in Japan, the country now has a huge number of unused, ageing charging stations. …
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Tesla AI chip data rate confusion
Looking at the ‘D1’ neural network training chip Tesla announced last week, there are said to be 576 lanes of 112Gbit serial data delivering 16Tbit/s of data, 4Tbit/s from each of the packages four sides. But multiplying 576 by 112, I get 64Tbit/s, or 8Tbyte/s, not 16 of anything. I write both bits and bytes as the …
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Most Read articles – Tesla supercomputer, Intel consolidation, Auto chips
There’s Tesla’s supercomputer, BAE Systems’ access to Intel technologies, the need for the semiconductor industry to double its capacity, Intel’s views on consolidation and Taiwan’s Economy Minister saying the auto chip shortages should be over by Q4…
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MikroElektronika releases Wi-Fi 8 Click board
MikroElektronika has released a ‘Click’ board intended to demonstrate the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities of Microchip’s ATWINC3400-MR210CA module. Called Wi-Fi 8 Click, it joins 15 other Wi-Fi clicks available from Mikroe. ATWINC3400-MR210xA is Bluetooth 5.0 certified and includes an IEEE 802.11 b/g/n RF-baseband- MAC (medium access control) network controller. Power amplifier, low-noise amplifier and transmit-receive switch …
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Iceotope leads CPD accredited course on Data Centre Liquid Cooling
Iceotope Technologies, the precision immersion cooling specialist, has announced a CPD accredited training module addressing CPUs and GPUs in data centre and edge computing environments. Specifically, the training module covers the challenge of the processors becoming ever more powerful while being required to operate in a more diverse range of locations. “In this era of …
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Water-cooled braking resistors up to 60kW
REO’s BWD158 range of aluminium-clad water-cooled resistors are built to dissipate up to 60kW continuously. They are sealed to IP65 in an anodised aluminium housing and all connections and fixings are either stainless steel or anodised aluminium to protect against corrosion. Resistances between 2 and 850Ω are available, and different sizes have power ratings from 1kW …
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Q2 NAND bit shipments up 9%, ASPs up 7%, revenues up 10.8%
Q2 NAND bit shipments rose by nearly 9% QoQ, driven by PC OEMs, says TrendForce, but the shortage of controller ICs became more severe. As demand rose, the overall NAND ASP rose by nearly 7% QoQ, and the quarterly NAND revenue rose by 10.8% QoQ to $16.4 billion in 2Q21. In Q3, datacentre will become the …
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TSMC hikes prices
On Wednesday TSMC told clients it is jacking prices by up to 20%, reports the Nikkei. Increases and timings are said to vary from client to client. Two price rises last autumn and this spring saw prices rise 10%. TSMC had Q2 revenues of $13.3 billion and expects Q3 revenues of $14.6-14.9 billion for a …
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