AWS AppSync is a fully managed service that makes it easy to develop and manage GraphQL and Real-time APIs, making it easy to securely access, manipulate, and combine data from one or more data sources via a single API endpoint.
Amazon SageMaker adds new APIs for JumpStart models
Amazon SageMaker JumpStart helps you quickly and easily solve your machine learning problems with one-click access to 322 popular model collections from TensorFlow Hub, PyTorch Hub, Hugging Face and Gluon CV (also known as “model zoos”), and to 17 end-to-end solutions that solve common business problems such as demand forecasting, fraud detection and document understanding.
Amazon Connect Customer Profiles now supports high-volume ingestion of customer data
Amazon Connect Customer Profiles now supports ingestion of high volumes of data from Salesforce, Marketo, and ServiceNow. Customer Profiles will divide high volumes of data into batches and ingest them in parallel without requiring configuration from customers. This makes it simple for customers to bring as much data as they need into Customer Profiles to help build a unified view of customer information and provide more personalized customer service.
Arduino Week
Apparently, the Arduino organisation has declared a week of activities over 21 – 26th March: “Full of talks, announcements and presentations to give space to friends, partners and all the entire Arduino community. It’s a mix of official activities organized by Arduino and community events around the globe.” They are expecting makers, engineers, designers, developers, …
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Google releases its first Android 13 Developer Preview
Google has released a Developer Preview of its Android 13 mobile operating system – an early look at the next version of Android, for testing, development, and feedback.
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Orbiting Needles To Act As Reflectors
PROJECT Needles, the US proposal to put into orbit a belt of dipoles as passive reflectors, is scheduled to be implementec this year. This was announced at the Second Internationa Space Symposium in Florence, organised by the Committee on Space Research of the International Council of Scientific Unions (COSPAR). So, 60 years ago, started a story …
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Automotive MCUs for SiC charging
STMicroelectronics has announced a microcontroller for electric vehicle on-board chargers, particularly those using silicon carbide power components. “Typical automotive MCUs in the market today cannot execute the charging-control algorithms at a rate that can support the higher SiC switching frequencies,” claimed ST. “Instead, additional DSP chips are needed specifically to handle the control loop.” The …
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Satellite Vu trusts SpaceX for thermal imaging satellite launch
The UK satellite company Satellite Vu, which aims to monitor the thermal footprint of any building on the planet, has turned to SpaceX for the launch of what it describes as the world’s highest resolution thermal imaging satellite. It has signed a deal with Elon Musk’s company to launch the satellite in early 2023. This …
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Rohde & Schwarz and Viavi team up for O-RAN interoperability testing
Rohde & Schwarz (R&S) and Viavi have got together to offer an integrated solution for conformance testing of O-RAN Radio Units (O-RUs). Network disaggregation brings new challenges in terms of interoperability between the network equipment of different vendors. Fronthaul conformance tests, defined by the O-RAN ALLIANCE, ensure that the evolving O-RUs are interoperable with the …
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Intel open to joining consortium to buy Arm
Intel would be interested in joining a consortium to buy Arm if one were to be formed, says CEO Pat Gelsinger (pictured). “We’re not big users of Arm, but we do use Arm,” Gelsinger told Reuters, “we’re going to get to be bigger users of Arm as we make it part of our IFS agenda …
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