Amazon SageMaker Feature Store now supports the ability to create feature groups in the offline store in Apache Iceberg table format. The offline store contains historical ML features, organized into logical feature groups, and is used for model training and batch inference. Apache Iceberg is an open table format for very large analytic datasets such as the offline store. It manages large collections of files as tables and supports modern analytical data lake operations optimized for usage on Amazon S3.
Announcing availability of AWS Outposts in Egypt
AWS Outposts can now be shipped and installed at your data center and on-premises locations in Egypt.
Top Ten (+5) Tunes On Spotify
Thanks to VPN Overview for this one – the 15 songs which have been longest in the Spotify top 200 list: Top 15 songs with the longest streak on Spotify 200 Chart Rank Song Artist Streak (days) Streams 1 Blinding Lights The Weeknd 1008 1,671,604 2 Sweater Weather The Neighbourhood 719 1,845,229 3 Levitating Dua …
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Huawei leading China chip dream revival
Having spent $200 billion to develop a chip industry with little to show for it, China is now embarking on a $56 billion, Huawei-led move to revive its dream of advanced chip-making. Construction at the shuttered DRAM fab Fujian Jinhua Integrated Circuit Co. (JHICC) has resumed, reports the Nikkei. JHICC had to shut when US …
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Startup satellite manufacturer raises €7 million funding
Reflex Aerospace, the German startup satellite manufacturer, has announced it has raised €7 million in a first funding round. The company – along with Mynaric, Isar Aerospace and SES – is part of the joint venture UNIO, which aims to build a European satellite constellation for broadband internet access. This was actually the first of …
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Square Kilometre Array radio telescope gets an official launch
The Square Kilometre Array radio telescope got its next official launch this week, when director-general Philip Diamond travelled to the site where SKA-Low (below) will be built in Western Australia and council chair Catherine Cesarsky went to the SKA-Mid (right) site in South Africa’s Northern Cape. “The SKA project has been many years in the …
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Micron shipping 232-layer flash in PC SSDs
Micron’s 232 layer NAND is shipping in its 2550 NVMe SSD for laptops and desktops.PC OEM. Micron says that the 2550 is the first client SSD to ship using NAND of over 200 layers. The 2550 delivers read performance of up to 5GB/s and sequential write performance of up to 4GB/s. Power savings are provided …
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Automotive memory market growing at 20% CAGR
Driven by electrification, smart cockpit and ADAS, automotive is the fastest-growing memory market segment, with a 20% CAGR between 2021 and 2027, says Yole Developpement. At $4.3 billion in 2021, automotive memory is a relatively small market, dominated by NOR flash, DRAM and NAND dominate the market. In 2021, at $167 billion, stand-alone memory represented …
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Pulse-handling chip resistors for automotive
Stackpole has announced automotive-grade high-reliability chip resistors aimed at applications with pulse handling requirements. “Typically, the manufacturing process for thick film chip resistors allows for variation in the calibration trim, leading to variation in pulse handling performance,” according to the company, whose “RPCA series addresses these needs, providing reliable and repeatable pulse handling behaviour.” The …
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Embed engineering in National Curriculum says IET
The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), is today calling on government to help tackle the UK’s engineering skills shortage by embedding engineering into the current curriculum. The IET’s new Engineering Kids’ Futures (EKF) report leads with a series of recommendations to the UK government to embed engineering and technology within primary and secondary learning. …
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