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A long while ago, I went to the Corning Museum of Glass, in the town of Corning, in up-state New York. For a techie like me, it was a spell-binding place. If I have to pick two wonderful exhibits: One was the huge (5m, possibly) telescope mirror blank, made from Pyrex and once destined for …
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The Open NSynth Super intelligent synthesiser is an experimental interface for “NSynth”, itself a machine learning algorithm from Google…
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Thanks to IC Insights for this – the top ten China fabless companies: HiSilicon Unigroup ZTE Micro CIDC Group Nari Smart Chip ISSI Datang GigaDevice Montage Rockchip
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Ahead of DAC next month, ANSYS has announced the 19.1 software which allows the developer to build, validate and deploy simulation-based digital twins of products in a single workflow. A digital twin combines physics-based virtual replicas of a product (medical, aerospace, wireless or automotive, for example) which can alert the design team to potential operating …
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An analysis of supplemental horticultural lighting in greenhouses by the Lighting Research Center contradicts the conclusions in a recent Department of Energy report relative to the energy efficiency advantage of SSL.
Aiming at on-board battery chargers, Vishay has released a family of high-voltage thyristors and diodes qualified to AEC-Q101. There are 37 all together, in three packages: surface-mount DPAK (TO-252AA) surface-mount D²PAK (TO-263AB) through-hole TO-247AD The nine thyristors deliver continuous on-state current from 12 to 79A rms, while the diodes, both standard and fast recovery types, offer …
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You can now use AWS IoT Core in the Asia Pacific (Mumbai) Region. This expansion increases the number of AWS Regions where AWS IoT Core is available to twelve. Running AWS IoT Core in your local region can help to minimize latencies and may help you meet your local data compliance obligations.
AWS IoT Core is a managed cloud platform that lets connected devices easily and securely interact with cloud applications and other devices. AWS IoT Core can support billions of devices and trillions of messages, and can process and route those messages to AWS endpoints and to other devices reliably and securely. With AWS IoT Core, your applications can keep track of and communicate with all your devices, all the time, even when they aren’t connected.
For the full list of regions where AWS IoT Core is available, see the AWS Regions table. Visit the getting started page to start using AWS IoT Core, and visit the pricing page to view pricing for Asia Pacific (Mumbai) and other regions.
Today, we launched the AWS Machine Learning Competency Program for Consulting Partners. This program showcases APN Partners with deep expertise in Machine Learning on AWS that can provide solutions for AWS customers that enable machine learning and data science workflows. With this new AWS Competency, AWS customers can find an APN Partner that will help them utilize Machine Learning services and tools on AWS to add intelligence to any application.
AWS Machine Learning Partners have gone under a strict validation of their capabilities to demonstrate technical proficiency and proven customer success in AWS Machine Learning.
To learn more about the AWS Machine Learning Consulting Partners, click here.
You can now use AWS Glue in the EU (London) AWS region.
AWS Step Functions is now available in two additional AWS Regions: Asia Pacific (Seoul) and US West (N. California). AWS Step Functions makes it easier to coordinate the components of distributed systems, serverless applications, and microservices using visual workflows.