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Part its ‘IoT Evolve’ programme, CENSIS teamed up with consultancy FarrPoint to monitor humidity, temperature and visitor numbers in the Ravenspoint Centre Museum (right) using a LoRaWAN network – adding …
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Intel has announced a discrete graphics processing unit, aimed at vehicles being shipped in 2025. ‘Arc Graphics for Automotive’, or A760A, has 28 of the company’s Xe GPU cores, 28 …
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Raspberry Pi has announced its second microcontroller, the RP2350, adding two RISC-V cores alongside improved Arm cores, more ram, and security. Not initially available on its own (ETA pre-year-end), it …
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Dawn Aerospace, the Netherlands satellite propulsion specialist, has unveiled its new on-orbit docking and refueling system, its DFT port. Specifically, it is the Docking and Fluid Transfer (DFT) port. This …
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Computing remained the leading IDM application field in 1Q24, accounting for 35% of the total share, up from 29% in the same period last year, says IDC. It was followed …
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Imec and ASML have patterned structures using High NA with the 0.55NA EUV scanner down to 9,5nm (19 nm pitch), random vias with 30nm center-to-center distance, 2D features at 22nm …
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Black Sesame International of Wuhan bombed on the Hong Kong stock exchange on Wednesday when its IPO – priced at HK$28 – saw its share price close at HK$20. Last …
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Today, we are excited to announce that the Amazon EMR 7.2 release is now generally available and includes Apache Spark 3.5.1, Trino 436, and PrestoDB 0.285, Apache Iceberg 1.5.0 and Delta 3.1. Furthermore, with Amazon EMR 7.2, you can view additional Amazon CloudWatch metrics for enhanced monitoring in the Amazon EMR console, which provides comprehensive monitoring capabilities, allowing you to track the performance and health of your cluster more effectively.
You can configure the Amazon CloudWatch Agent to publish metrics for Apache Hadoop, YARN, and Apache HBase applications running on your Amazon EMR on EC2 clusters, and track the metrics of each cluster within the EMR console. In addition, Amazon EMR 7.2 adds support for Apache Flink Operator 1.8 with Amazon EMR on EKS.
Amazon EMR release 7.2 is now available in all regions where Amazon EMR is available. See Regional Availability
of Amazon EMR, and our release notes
for more detailed information. To learn how to enable Amazon CloudWatch Agent metrics, view the documentation
.
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AWS Glue announces general availability of a new AWS Glue Data Quality(Glue DQ) capability that uses ML-powered anomaly detection algorithms to detect hard-to-find data quality issues and anomalies. This helps customers proactively identify and fix data quality issues.
Data engineers and analysts use rules in Glue DQ to measure and monitor their data. While Glue DQ’s existing rule-based approach works well for known data patterns, it may miss unexpected anomalies . Now, data engineers and analysts can use Glue DQ’s Anomaly Detection capability to easily detect unanticipated data quality issues. To use this feature, customers can write rules or analyzers and then turn on Anomaly Detection in Glue ETL. Glue DQ collects statistics for columns specified in rules and analyzers, applies ML algorithms to detect anomalies, and generates easy-to-understand visual observations explaining the detected issues. Customers can use recommended rules to capture the anomalous patterns and provide feedback to tune the ML model for more accurate detection.
To learn more, visit read the blog , watch the introductory video , or refer to the documentation . This capability is available in US East (N. Virginia), US East (Ohio), US West (Oregon), Europe (Ireland), Europe (Stockholm), Europe (Frankfurt), Asia Pacific (Singapore), Asia Pacific (Sydney), and Asia Pacific (Tokyo).
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Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL-Compatible Edition now supports PostgreSQL versions 16.3, 15.7, 14.12, 13.15, and 12.19. These releases contain product improvements and bug fixes made by the PostgreSQL community, along with Aurora-specific improvements. Databases now startup faster after upgrades and restarts. Version 16.3 with IO-Optimized configuration includes performance enhancements that improve write throughput for 8xl and larger instances. These releases also contain Babelfish’s new features and improvements such as support for group AD, logical replication, Blue/Green Deployments, and LIKE operator for AI collations. As a reminder, Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL 12 support ends on Feb 29, 2025. Upgrade to a newer major version.
You can initiate a minor version upgrade by modifying your DB cluster. Please review the Aurora documentation to learn more. These releases are available in all commercial AWS regions and AWS GovCloud (US) Regions, except China regions. For a full feature parity list, head to our feature parity page , and to see all regions that support Amazon Aurora head to our region page .
Amazon Aurora is designed for unparalleled high performance and availability at global scale with full MySQL and PostgreSQL compatibility. It provides built-in security, continuous backups, serverless compute, up to 15 read replicas, automated multi-Region replication, and integrations with other AWS services. To get started with Amazon Aurora, take a look at our getting started page
.