1. The Bells – Jeff Mills 2. Energy Flash – Joey Beltram 3. Age of Love – Age of Love (Charlotte de Witte & Enrico Sangiuliano Remix) 4. Spastik – […]

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DAC 2026: Among the start-ups at this year’s conference, Vinci was one of the most progressive, with a  physics-bsed AI software platform for predictive hardware design. The company introduced its […]

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Anshul Karnik discusses how semiconductor technologies are successfully transitioned from early technology development (TD) through new product introduction (NPI) and into high-volume manufacturing (HVM), writes Ellen F Warren. ELLEN WARREN: […]

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DAC 2026: The next step in the partnership of Cadence and Intel Foundry collaboration was announced. Cadence’s AI-driven digital and custom reference flows and tools are now certified on Intel […]

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Astute Group has signed a global franchise agreement with UTA Wireless. The agreement gives OEMs access to UTA Wireless LTE, 5G and GNSS modules, backed by secured supplies of the […]

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Mouser has signed a global distribution agreement with Red Lion by HMS Networks, a  manufacturer of secure, scalable data access and control solutions for the industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) […]

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ZuriQ, a Swiss quantum computing company spun out of ETH Zürich, has raised $25.5 million in seed funding to scale its trapped-ion quantum processors. The round builds on the company’s […]

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TSMC’s Fab20 in Taiwan has reached 20k wpm on the company’s 2nm process, announces the Economic Daily News. TSMC has five 2nm fabs in Taiwan and the node  is currently […]

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Baidu and Lyft have joined Waymo and the Uber/Wayve partnership in a bid to put  driverless cars on the streets of London. The Baidu/Lyft pairing have started testing robotaxis in […]

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Amazon Redshift announces the availability of All Upfront payment option for 3-year Serverless Reservations, providing up to 50% savings over on-demand rates. With All Upfront pricing, you pay for the full reservation term at the start and receive the maximum discount on your Amazon Redshift Serverless compute costs. This new payment option joins the existing 1-year No Upfront, 1-year All Upfront, and 3-year No Upfront options, giving you greater flexibility to optimize costs based on your financial preferences

Amazon Redshift Serverless allows you to run and scale analytics without having to provision and manage clusters. Serverless Reservations help you further optimize compute costs and improve cost predictability by committing to a specific number of Redshift Processing Units (RPUs). Managed at the AWS payer account level, Serverless Reservations can be shared between multiple AWS accounts, reducing compute costs across all Amazon Redshift Serverless workloads in your organization. Any usage exceeding the reserved RPU level is charged at standard on-demand rates.

This pricing option is available in all AWS commercial and AWS GovCloud (US) Regions where Amazon Redshift Serverless is available. You can purchase Serverless Reservations via the Amazon Redshift console or by invoking the Serverless Reservations API. To learn more, see the Amazon Redshift pricing page or the Amazon Redshift Management Guide .