You can now launch Amazon Redshift clusters on our second-generation Dense Compute (DC2) nodes. DC2 is designed for demanding data warehousing workloads that require low latency and high throughput. They feature powerful Intel E5-2686 v4 (Broadwell) CPUs, fast DDR4 memory, and NVMe-based solid state disks (SSDs). We’ve tuned Amazon Redshift to leverage the better CPU, network, and disk on DC2 nodes, providing up to twice the performance of DC1 at the same price. Our DC2.8xlarge instances now provide twice the memory per slice of data and an optimized storage layout with 30% better storage utilization.
Vortex Infrastructure changes its name to the Vortex Companies
Rebranding the result of geographic expansion.
MIT Study: High-pressure does not affect fouling in desal operations
Research suggests a different approach to reducing the rate of fouling, improving the efficiency of RO plants.
sureCore joins GloFo FD-SOI 22nm partner programme
It will make both its “PowerMiser” and “EverOn” SRAM on GloFlo’s 22nm FD-SOI process technology.
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LT8650S step-down switching regulator reduces EMI emissions
The LT8650S is a dual 4A, 42V input synchronous step-down switching regulator.
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Silicon wafer shipments to grow 8.2% this year
SEMI forecasts that shipments of polished and epitaxial silicon wafers will grow by 8.2% this year measured in square inches. This year shipments will total 11,448 million square inches; in 2018, 11,814 million square inches will be shipped and in 2019, shipments will total 12,235 million square inches. Total wafer shipments this year are expected …
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64Mbit flash aimed at battery-powered devices
Microchip SST26WF064C ‘SuperFlash’ memory offers 64Mbit with reduced power consumption by combining Dual Transfer Rate (DTR, output data on both clock edges) with what the firm claims is the industry’s fastest erase times: it “completes a typical chip erase in just 35ms”. Operating at frequencies reaching 104MHz, it also features execute-in-place (XIP), to eliminate code-shadowing …
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Alibaba to spend $15bn on R&D
Alibaba is to spend $15 billion on R&D over the next three years in a programme called Alibaba DAMO Academy.
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NXP launches scalable auto compute architecture
NXP has come up with a scalable automotive computing architecture, called S32
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£6m for ODI to develop data systems
ODI is to advance knowledge and expertise in how data can shape the next generation of public and private services.
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