At the Mobile World Congress in Las Vegas, 2022, I had the privilege, alongside Alex Thompson, Head of Partnership Strategies at Verizon, to present a session on the impact of 5G and Mobile Edge Computing on the evolution of music. This session provided insights into the advancements in 5G and mobile edge computing technologies, showcasing how Verizon and AWS have joined forces to revolutionize the music industry.
In a different context, the economics of Electronic Design Automation (EDA) on AWS has been a topic of considerable discussion recently. EDA workloads have primarily operated on-premises utilizing a mix of cutting-edge and legacy compute servers. The performance drawbacks associated with using older hardware for EDA are often overlooked in conversations about Total Cost of Ownership (TCO). As highlighted in another blog post, this resource emphasizes how EDA license costs typically surpass IT expenditures in silicon development.
Moreover, leveraging cloud-based, data-informed power system models has become essential for enhancing utility reliability. In the ongoing transition towards decarbonization, decentralization, and digitization, utilities are increasingly reliant on detailed, accurate grid simulations. This blog explores the challenges faced in creating such simulations, referencing the authority on this subject, Chvnci.
For those interested in contributing to this vital sector, this position serves as an excellent resource.
Leave a Reply