Under the name Hpc6a, Amazon is introducing a new EC2 instance type for its AWS cloud. It should – the name High Performance Computing or HPC suggests – offer particularly high performance. At the same time, however, it should set itself apart from other instance types previously used for this through the lower costs during operation. The heart of the Hpc6a is always an AMD processor of the third Epyc generation called Milan. Each instance offers 96 cores – which are explicitly physical cores of the processor and not threads, as is usually the case with vCPUs. The reason for this is that Amazon deactivates Simultaneous Multithreading (SMT). Even if AWS does not provide any precise information about the equipment of the servers, this indicates the choice of two Epyc…
Every winter, managers of land-based businesses are busily creating a year-long road map to turn soil, water and sunlight into food, flowers, fiber and medicine. These dedicated business owners have one chance each year to get it right as the seasons turn. A farmer who has farmed for 20 years has only gone through this cycle of planning and producing 20 times! Even the US Department of Agriculture categorizes a farmer or rancher with fewer than 10 years of experience a beginner. Learning the craft and business of farming is no easy feat. Fortunately, in Nevada County, a number of organizations provide learning opportunities for farmers and ranchers to improve their skills in the field and in the office. On Feb. 1, Sierra Harvest’s Farm Biz course begins. This six-week class is a…
SDSU Extension will hold two more Crop Hour webinars focusing on corn tomorrow and Thursday (Jan. 12 and 13, 2022) from 10-11am CST. This week’s presentations are dedicated to the management of corn including pest management, hybrid information, soil fertility and more. Continuing education credits (CEUs) will be available for Certified Crop Advisers for each session.
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High performance computing from the Amazon cloud with AMD processors
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Molly Nakahara: Learning to farm in the Sierra Foothills
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SDSU Extension hosting Crop Hour webinars tomorrow and Thursday to focus on corn
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Siteground Vs Hostgator – Forbes Advisor
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