Amazon OpenSearch Service now supports OpenSearch Dashboards Notebooks, a new feature that enables OpenSearch users to interactively and collaboratively develop rich reports backed by live data and queries. A notebook is a document made up of cells or paragraphs that can combine markdown, SQL and Piped Processing Language (PPL) queries, and visualizations with support for multi-timelines so that users can easily tell a story. Notebooks can be developed, shared as an OpenSearch Dashboards link, PDF or PNG, and refreshed directly from OpenSearch Dashboards to foster data driven exploration and collaboration among OpenSearch users and their stakeholders. Common use cases for notebooks includes creating postmortem reports, designing run books, building live infrastructure reports, or even documentation.

Amazon OpenSearch Service now supports data streams to help simplify management of time-series data such as logs, metrics, and traces. Data streams abstract the underlying indexes required for your time-series data, the rollover process, and the optimizations required to efficiently manage and query time-based data, reducing operational overhead. You can move your older rolled-over indexes that are part of a data stream to UltraWarm and beyond that to cold storage, helping you retain data for longer, cost-effectively.

Amazon OpenSearch Service (successor to Amazon Elasticsearch Service) now supports index transforms that enables customers to extract significant information from large data sets and store summarized views in new indices. Customers can derive new insights, further analyze, and visualize trends from the new summary index.

Maybe it’s a function of age but it seems to me there is a plague of garrulity. The media are to blame. Whenever a guest is asked a question they seem to gabble on interminably, delivering verbal essays instead of precision-targeted answers. Unfortunately people have taken this up in ordinary life and prefer loquaciousness to …

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Sheffield is the site of a new design centre for Ensilica, the custom ASIC design and supply services specialist, and the company is also beginning a recruitment drive. The centre is being established around a team of six very experienced engineers, says Ensilica. It adds to the company’s existing headquarters and design facility near Oxford, …

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July semiconductor sales of $45.4 billion were 29% up y-o-y on July 2020’s $35.2 billion, reports the SIA, and 2.1% up on June’s $44.5 billion. “Global semiconductor sales remained strong in July, with robust demand across all major regional markets and semiconductor product categories,” says SIA CEO John Neuffer, “chip production and shipments have reached …

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ROHM and Geely Automobile Group have entered into a strategic partnership to develop automotive technologies. Pictured are An Conghui, Chairman of Geely (right)  and Isao Matsumoto President and CEO of Rohm. Both companies have been collaborating on a variety of automotive applications since 2018, when they first agreed to carry out technical exchange. This partnership …

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Oxbotica and AppliedEV are co-developing a driverless EV combining Oxbotica’s  autonomous vehicle software with AppliedEV’s programmable and configurable EV platform. Industrial logistics and goods delivery will be the first industries targeted for deployment. Oxbotica and AppliedEV will focus on markets that have immediate economic business cases and a mature regulatory environment. The AppliedEV platform, Blanc Robot, …

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At an event in China late last month Arm China is said to have launched itself as an independent company licensing Arm cores alongside ‘XPU’ cores which were developed locally and which will not  generate revenues for Arm, reports Dylan Patel writing for SemiAnalysis. It was said at the launch that the IP blocks in …

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Texas Instruments has introduced 70W brushless dc motor drivers with code-free sensor-less ield-oriented or trapezoidal control. In common, the devices include a set of commutation control algorithms which manage functions such as motor fault detection and protection mechanisms. Operation is from 4.5 to 35V (40V abs max) and the 95mΩ output drivers (high-side plus low-side 25°C) …

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