Today, AWS announces the general availability of Amazon SageMaker with TensorBoard, which provides a hosted TensorBoard experience. This launch allows you to use TensorBoard to visualize and debug model convergence issues for Amazon SageMaker training jobs.
Which Countries Are Going Green First?
The USA, Sweden, Singapore, Switzerland and the Netherlands are the five most prepared countries to use, adopt or adapt to frontier technologies, which will be essential to the green tech transition, according to data released by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD). 166 countries were ranked on their level of preparedness to …
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Gadget In Extremis: Nasa’s ‘Capture and Containment’ system for Mars samples
What is this? It’s Nasa’s ‘Capture, Containment, and Return System’ for its planned, super-complicated Mars Sample Return mission.
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Professional vs Slapdash
The contrast between the way the US is going about its chip industry support scheme and the way China went about its support scheme is telling. As well as providing 25% of the cost of manufacturing facilities, the US government is providing a series of technical centres across America to pursue chip R&D and design development …
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Leonardo delivers first MFA ECRS Mk2 radar for UK Typhoon integration
Leonardo has delivered the first ECRS (European Common Radar System) Mk2 radar for the UK Typhoon fleet to BAE Systems for integration. The ECRS Mk2 features a multi-functional array (MFA) that can perform both traditional radar functions such as search and targeting, as well as additional electronic warfare tasks. It is designed that the Eurofighter …
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Fabless fell 9.2% in Q4
Q4 revenues of the top ten fabless companies fell nearly 9.2% representing $33.6 billion, says TrendForce, and the decline is expected to continue into Q1. A weak consumer market and customer inventory adjustment were to blame. although Qualcomm was No.1, its revenues from smartphones and IoT fell 22.6% and 16.2%, respectively, resulting in the company’s …
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Hynix takes $2.6bn Q1 loss
Hynix took a $2.6 billion Q1 loss on revenue which fell 58% y-o-y to $37.6 billion. “The memory market, which is still under tough conditions, seems to be bottoming out,” said CFO Kim Woohyun. “We expect revenue to rebound in the second quarter after bottoming out in the first, driven by a gradual increase in …
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Vision and strategy for US Chips Act R&D centre published
The US Department of Commerce’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) released a paper outlining its vision and strategy for a National Semiconductor Technology Center (NSTC), a key component of the R&D programme established by the US Chips and Science Act intended to support and extend U.S. leadership in semiconductor research, design, engineering, and advanced …
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More on: Q5D’s CNC automated wiring loom cell, which adds connectors and 3D prints
Yesterday, Q5D revealed the five-axis automated wire harness fabrication cell that it will be manufacturing for sale, which can also terminate wires into connectors and 3D print structures in engineering polymers. Electronics weekly contacted the Bristol, UK, company to find out more. Called CY1000, it “automatically and securely adds components, connections and conductors into products …
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Ruggedised 300W buck-boost dc-dc converters in 1/16 brick
TDK-Lambda has introduced a series of rugged non-isolated 300W buck-boost dc-dc converters. The RGC series has a 9 to 53V imput range and adjustable output voltages of 9.6 to 48V (8Amax), or 5 to 28V (12.5Amax), depending on version. The idea is to cover 12, 18, 24, 36 and 48V batteries and power sources. Remote …
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