Where the number of retirees for every 100 workers already stood at more than 55 in Japan and 41 in Italy in 2022, projections say this could hit 81 and …

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Advantech has brought out an Micro-ATX motherboard for 3D vision guided inspection powered by AMD Ryzen Embedded 7000 series processors with “Zen 4” architecture made on a 5nm process with …

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Omnitron Sensors, the Los Angeles MEMS fabrication IP specialist, has raised $13 million in Series A funding led by Corriente Advisors, with participation from longtime investor L’ATTITUDE Ventures. The investment …

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Glasgow University researchers have found a new way to use diamond as the basis of a transistor that remains switched off by default – a development crucial for ensuring safety …

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Binder has introduced Cat6A data rated cables terminated in M12 circular connectors for rail, other transport, and agricultural applications. “Our connectors will be used in backbone communication structures with high …

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EnSilica, the Oxford ASIC house,  has been awarded £10.38 million funding over three years from the UK Space Agency under its Connectivity in Low-Earth Orbit (“C-LEO”) programme. In the bidding …

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Following its acquisition or Leco, Recom has launched a series of DIN rail power supplies for three-phase and dc input busses. Two-phase ac operation is also possible. Called the RACPRO1 …

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Cree is aiming at horticulture lighting with a 660nm red led that is 6% more efficient than its XP-G3 Photo Red S Line devices. Called the XP-L Photo Red S Line, …

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A team of Caltech engineers has developed an ink-jet-printable bio-sensor for skin using designer nano-particles. “Wearable biosensors that incorporate the nano-particles have been used to monitor metabolites in patients suffering …

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AWS Deadline Cloud now includes the ability to specify a limit for a specific resource, like a floating license, and also constrain the maximum number of workers that work on a job. AWS Deadline Cloud is a fully managed service that simplifies render management for teams creating computer-generated graphics and visual effects, for films, television and broadcasting, web content, and design.

By adding a limit to your Deadline Cloud farm, you can specify a maximum amount of concurrent usage of resources by workers in your farm. Capping resource usage ensures tasks don’t start until the resources needed to run are available. For example, if you have 50 floating licenses for a particular plugin required by your rendering workflow, a Deadline Cloud limit allows you to ensure no more than 50 tasks requiring that limit are started, preventing tasks from failing due to the license being unavailable. Additionally, setting a maximum number of workers on a job enables you to prevent any single job from consuming all the available workers so that you can efficiently run multiple jobs concurrently when there are a limited number of workers available.

Limits are available in all AWS Regions where Deadline Cloud is available.

To learn more, visit the AWS Deadline Cloud documentation .