Amazon Elastic Container Services (ECS) now enables customers to manage containerized GPU-based workloads running on-premises infrastructure using Amazon ECS Anywhere. With Amazon ECS Anywhere GPU support, customers can deploy GPU based applications that need to remain on premise due to regulatory, network latency, data residency, or other requirements. Additionally, enterprises can make use of their existing investment on GPU compute capacity to run machine learning, 3D visualization, image processing and big data workloads without the need to transfer data to the cloud.

We are pleased to announce the launch of the Maintaining Personalized Experiences with Machine Learning, an AWS Solutions Implementation that provides end-to-end automation and scheduling for your Amazon Personalize resources. This solution keeps your item and user data current and manages re-training for your models to ensure that recommendations are kept up-to-date with recent user activity and to retain their relevance for your users. This solution publishes Amazon Personalize model offline metrics to Amazon CloudWatch to provide a directional sense of the quality of your models over time.

62 years ago a bunch of engineers left Sperry Rand and founded a semiconductor company. Sperry sued the startup which heavily depressed the value of the startup’s shares. Six years after it was founded, with the case about to come to court, a 27 year-old entrepreneur bought control of the company. That same year the …

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The RT1105 series from E-Switch is a top actuated reverse-through-hole mounted tact switch, providing up to 100,000 cycle life in a 6.8 x 6.8mm footprint which is 3.7mm high from the PCB surface when mounted. Related to the company’s more conventional TL1105, the series provides a choice of actuating forces, identified by different colour actuators: …

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Described by SECO as the world’s most flexible AI platform, the UDOO KEY is a single-board based on the Raspberry Pi RP2040 and ESP32, and is aimed at Edge AI projects. It enables machine learning applications using TinyML, TensorFlow Lite, MicroPython, C add C++. The board comes in two versions: UDOO KEY and UDOO KEY …

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  SkyWater, the Minnesota specialist foundry, and medical company  NanoDx are preparing to ramp production of nanoscale sensors. Recently, NanoDx announced a licensing agreement with IBM Research for integration of its CMOS-compatible technology design with NanoDx’s  nanosensor platform to accelerate the ability to bring an array of diagnostic solutions to market. The company has built …

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Microchip has announced an automotive voltage reference with 7ppm/°C maximum temperature coefficient. Called MCP1502, it works over -40 to +125°C and is qualified to AEC-Q100 Grade 1. The company is keen to mention the parts lineage: “MCP1502 is based on the already-proven MCP1501 Vref architecture, which has been in the market for more than five years.” …

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Siemens Digital Industries Software has released the 2022 version of Solid Edge software, which brings embedded rules-based design automation, greater capabilities to work with point-cloud, mesh and imported data without the need for translation alongside new tools to for 2.5 axis machining and ultra-efficient upfront fluid flow simulation. Part of Siemens’ Xcelerator portfolio of products, …

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Kontron has used a six-core Rockchip RK3399K processor with graphics to create a SMARC 2.1 single-board computer for non-critical applications such as digital signage, point-of-sale and point-of-information use. Called the SMARC-fA3399 module, it has dual Arm Cortex-A72 cores and a quad-core Cortex-A53. “An integrated Arm Mali-T860MP4 GPU provides high performance 2D and 3D graphics capability. A …

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Gowin GoBridge is a family of bridging chips that convert a USB interface to different serial and parallel busses. “The GWU2X family enables conversion between USB and four peripheral interfaces: JTAG, SPI, I2C and GPIO; while the GWU2U series is suitable for conversion between USB and UART,” according to distributor Rutronik, which is stocking the …

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