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Fable: Bureaucrats & Tech Don’t Mix

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There was once a start-up which wanted to licence transistor technology. It was a time of exchange controls and the government of the start-up’s country refused to allow the start-up to send the $25k ($230k in today’s money) to the licensor. “The bureaucrats could not see the use for such a device and were not eager to …

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Tracker mixes Bluetooth, WiFi and 4G to enable connected car

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Israeli company, ERM Advanced Telematics has combine WiFi, Bluetooth and 4G capabilities into a neat, 120G tracker device. Designed for use by vehicle manufacturers, as well as fleet management companies, the is modular, to allow capabilities to be added either from ERM or third parties. The tracker integrates vehicle tracking, driver behaviour monitoring, theft protection, Bluetooth, WiFi …

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Updated: Radio meta-surface aids object detection and tracking

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Inspired by acoustics, a French-US team has found a way to locate objects in a room simply by their microwave scattering characteristics. Similar to diffusing reverberant acoustic wave spectroscopy (DRAWS), the techniques relies on the room having walls that reflect radio waves – reflecting sufficiently to fill the room with a complex field of interference …

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Allegro MicroSystems opens R&D centre in Prague

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Allegro MicroSystems has established a research and development centre in the Czech Republic. It currently has two dozen engineers and will work on ICs for automotive and industrial markets – initially focussing on sensor ICs for electrified vehicles, green energy, and industrial motors. “We are very excited to formally open our new R&D centre in …

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Amazon VPC Flow Logs can now be delivered to S3

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Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) Flow Logs can now be directly delivered to Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) using the AWS Command Line Interface (CLI) or through your Amazon EC2 or VPC console. You can now deliver VPC Flow Logs to both S3 and CloudWatch Logs.

Deliver VPC Flow Logs to S3 when you require simple, cost-effective archiving of your log events. Take advantage of the different storage classes of S3, such as Amazon S3 Standard-Infrequent Access, or write custom data processing applications using other solutions, such as Amazon Athena.

Deliver VPC Flow Logs to CloudWatch Logs to monitor your systems and applications. Generate and visualize metrics using Metric Filter Patterns and CloudWatch Dashboards, set up alerts on log-based metrics, or search log events using CloudWatch Logs while solving problems.

Learn about the pricing to export Amazon VPC Flow Logs to S3 or CloudWatch Logs here . Learn about how to send VPC Flow Logs to S3 and CloudWatch Logs here .

Amazon SageMaker Now Supports Apache MXNet 1.2

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Amazon SageMaker now provides the latest version 1.2 of Apache MXNet. The built-in MXNet container within Amazon SageMaker makes it easy to run your deep learning scripts by taking advantage of the capabilities of SageMaker including distributed & managed training and real-time deployment of machine learning models.

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