We are excited to announce that Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth now provides support so you can generate labeled synthetic data without collecting large amounts of real-world, manually labeled data. Amazon SageMaker provides two data labeling offerings, Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth Plus and Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth. You can use both options to identify raw data (such as images, text files, and videos) and add informative labels to create high-quality training datasets for your machine learning (ML) models.
Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) support is generally available for SageMaker Ground Truth
Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth helps you build high-quality training datasets for your machine learning (ML) models. With SageMaker Ground Truth, you can use workers from Amazon Mechanical Turk, a vendor company that you choose, or your own private workforce to create labeled datasets for training ML models.
Top Ten Semiconductor Companies
Thanks to IC Insights for this one – the top ten chip companies:
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Aggressive Hike
The US Federal Reserve’s 75 basis points rate hike last week was the most aggressive since 1994. Designed to tackle the USA’s highest inflation rate in 40 years, the Fed is expected to raise by another 50-75 points next month meaning it will have raised rates by 2-2.25% this year. And there’s more to come. …
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ST claims new serial EEPROM class
ST claims to have developed a new class of serial EEPROM – a has Serial Page EEPROM – a 32Mbit, page-erasable memory. The architecture gives designers the ability to mix firmware management and flexible data storage in the same device. These devices are suitable for implementing all-in-one non-volatile memory in system designs for applications such …
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Embedded World: Digi-Key Hub provides interactive simulation of engineer’s workshop
Dubbed an Immersive Innovation Hub Experience, Digi-Key Electronics has created an interactive simulation of a modern engineer’s workshop. Describing it as an “innovative web experience”, the Hub will showcase the distributor’s tools and technologies. Essentially, it is a way for customers to access the company’s resources, including products, videos, technical information, and calculators. Tools For …
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Intelligence processor gets smarter
SiFive has released the latest version of its SiFive Intelligence X280 processor, which introduces new features including scalability up to a 16-core cache-coherent complex, WorldGuard trusted protection, and an interface allowing for integration between the X280 vector unit and customer-designed external AI accelerators or other coprocessors, called VCIX (Vector Coprocessor Interface eXtension). Collectively, these enhanced features deliver scalability, …
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2021 NOR market up 63%
Sales of NOR flash devices soared 63% last year to $2.9 billion, according to IC Insights’ 2Q Update to The McClean Report 2022. Although NOR represents only 4% of the flash market, NOR unit shipments increased 33% last year while the ASP jumped 23%. The 2Q Update also forecasts the NOR flash market will rise …
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Plexus celebrates 20 years in Livingston
Plexus, the UK’s largest Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) company, is today celebrating 20 years of its Design Centre in Livingston, having grown from a team of just six to over 50 and firmly establishing itself as a part of the local community. Plexus, which has operated in Scotland since 2000 and has sites across Europe, …
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Amazon QuickSight launches custom subtotals at all levels and ability to show/ hide column for pivot table
Amazon QuickSight launches custom subtotals at all levels on Pivot Table. QuickSight authors can now customize how subtotals are displayed in Pivot Table, with options to display subtotals for last level, all levels or selected level. This customization is available for both rows and columns. To learn more about custom subtotals, see here .