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NVIDIA today announced a supercomputer built on its Arm-based Grace CPU. It will achieve about 2.7 petaflops of FP64 peak performance and consume less than 270 kilowatts of power, ranking it among the world’s three greenest non-accelerated supercomputers. The project is being led by the University of Bristol, as part of the research consortium the …
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Applied Materials intends to build the world’s largest and most advanced facility for collaborative semiconductor process technology and manufacturing equipment R&D. The Equipment and Process Innovation and Commercialization (EPIC) Center is planned as the heart of an innovation platform designed to accelerate development and commercialisation of the foundational technologies needed by the a semiconductor and …
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There’s Infineon and Foxconn combining on SiC for EVs, ADI investing €630m in R&D and manufacturing, Oppo closing down its IC development operation, and the fate of the semiconductor industry in Q3…
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In 2010 the semiconductor industry went through a radical change – instead of building new capacity in advance of demand, from then on it was to build capacity which lags demand, This will have a major, fundamental change on the way the industry operates, asserted Malcolm Penn, CEO of Future Horizons at the company’s Industry …
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Reactions to the UK Semiconductor Strategy hsve come from the CEOs of three UK startups – Phlux, Intinsic and Fovotec. “The £1 billion investment into Semiconductors is very welcome news and we’re pleased to see the UK double down in it’s core strength in Compound Semiconductor (the technology family commercialised by Phlux),” says Ben White …
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University of Houston researchers have used single-crystal aluminium nitride to make a pressure sensor that works up to 900°C. It follows a pressure sensors the same team made from single-crystalline gallium nitride, whose sensitivity dropped off above 350°C. “The team believed the decrease in sensitivity was due to the bandgap not being wide enough,” according …
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Amazon SageMaker now supports geospatial machine learning (ML), making it easier for data scientists and ML engineers to build, train, and deploy ML models using geospatial data. Today, the majority of all data generated contains geospatial information, but only a small fraction of it is used for ML because accessing, processing, and visualizing the data is complex, time consuming, and expensive.
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Starting today, the AWS Application Discovery Service Agentless Collector supports the discovery of on-premises databases, allowing you to achieve more comprehensive data collection through the deployment of a single tool.
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Amazon Connect now provides APIs to programmatically create and manage prompts. Prompts are audio files like on-hold music that can be customized and configured to play within call flows. With this launch, you can now programmatically create new custom prompts, or extract prompts stored within Amazon Connect and add them to your Amazon S3 bucket. Additionally, these APIs support AWS CloudTrail, AWS CloudFormation and tagging. To learn more about the new prompt APIs, see the Amazon Connect API reference guide . For more information on AWS CloudFormation, see Amazon Connect Resource Type Reference in the AWS CloudFormation User Guide.
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Amazon EventBridge Event Buses now delivers events with lower latencies enabling you to power an even broader set of latency sensitive event-driven applications, especially in industrial and medical applications. Amazon Eventbridge delivers events up to 80% faster than before, as measured by the time an event is ingested to the first invocation attempt.