Amazon SageMaker Canvas now supports mathematical functions and operators for richer data exploration, allowing you to define new features in your data. SageMaker Canvas is a visual point-and-click service that enables business analysts to generate accurate ML predictions on their own — without requiring any machine learning experience or having to write a single line of code.

Bottlerocket, a Linux-based operating system that is purpose built to run container workloads, is now integrated with Amazon Inspector. Customers that have Inspector EC2 scanning already enabled do not need to take any additional action. If Amazon Inspector discovers a vulnerability, it will recommend an update to the version of Bottlerocket that fixes that vulnerability.

Amazon WorkSpaces now offers support for Ubuntu Desktop 22.04 LTS. Ubuntu is a popular Linux distribution published by Canonical and the first third-party Linux operating system supported by Amazon Workspaces. With this launch, Amazon WorkSpaces customers now have the flexibility to select Amazon Linux, Microsoft Windows, or Ubuntu desktops depending on the specific needs of their end users. Customers can easily provision and scale Ubuntu WorkSpaces for developers, data scientists, and engineers as high-performance cloud-based development desktops, or for other non-technical users as general-purpose desktops.

Amazon WorkSpaces Core is a new, fully managed Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) service that combines the security, global reliability, and cost efficiency of AWS with existing VDI management solutions. WorkSpaces Core removes the need for capacity planning or infrastructure refreshing, and simplifies the provision, deployment, and management of VDI environments. With WorkSpaces Core, you can migrate your on-premises VDI solutions to AWS or deploy in a hybrid environment spanning on-premises resources and WorkSpaces Core infrastructure. Manage your entire user base from a single console without disrupting end users or retraining your IT staff.

Hermann Hauser is on shaky ground when he asserts that the UK should aspire to being ‘technologically sovereign’. The UK never has been technologically sovereign in ICs and has not suffered as a result – buying in cheap chips from the US, Japan and Korea in the gluts and getting by when ASPs rise. At …

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grbl is stepper motor controller firmware for three-axis cnc machines, intended to run on Arduinos with a motor driver add-on board. It is the result of an amazing open-source project, and once more I am thankful to those who have put there time and expertise into such endeavours. My small cnc mill project needs motors …

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Check out this picture of a Hi-Fi system using transparent power delivery. Zytronic will be demonstrating its ElectroglaZ high-current transparent conductor technology at the Light + Building event in Frankfurt.

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The pubs which are doing badly round us are cutting back on their menus and reducing the variety of drinks. The pubs that are doing well are installing tables and chairs in their car parks for the expanding number of visitors who come for the excellent food and wide variety of drinks. But what if …

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SiTime is sampling  a MEMS- based automotive differential oscillator family for ADAS. According to the Automotive Edge Computing Consortium, a vehicle generates 2 TB per hour today, increasing 10x to 20 TB per hour by 2025. ADAS sensor data must be transferred at very high speeds within the in-car network. The SiT9396/7 precision timing products are …

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PlanetWatchers, a SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar) satellite data company, has raised $11 million in a Series A funding round, which was led by Seraphim Space and Creative Ventures. The company specialises in using machine learning for crop monitoring with a commercial focus on insurers and the agricultural industry. For example, the satellite data can help …

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