Thu.Jan 11, 2024

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Understanding Neuromorphic Chips: Revolutionizing Machine Learning

DZone

Neuromorphic chips represent a significant leap in computing, borrowing inspiration from the neural architecture of the human brain. Unlike traditional computer designs that employ von Neumann-based processors, neuromorphic chips mimic the neural network topology of the brain, allowing more efficient and adaptive computing systems. Mimicking the Brain’s Neural Structure Artificial neurons, synapses, and pathways are used in these chips to mimic the complicated connections seen in the human brain

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Best Practices in Cloud Security Monitoring

Scalegrid

What does it take to secure your cloud assets effectively? Cloud security monitoring is key—identifying threats in real-time and mitigating risks before they escalate. This article strips away the complexities, walking you through best practices, top tools, and strategies you’ll need for a well-defended cloud infrastructure. Get ready for actionable insights that balance technical depth with practical advice.

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Is MySQL Router 8.2 Any Better?

Percona

In my previous article, Comparisons of Proxies for MySQL, I showed how MySQL Router was the lesser performing Proxy in the comparison. From that time to now, we had several MySQL releases and, of course, also some new MySQL Router ones.

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Our Top Picks from the Kubernetes 1.29 Release

Percona Community

The latest Kubernetes version, 1.29, was released on December 13th 2023. Inspired by the Mandala and symbolizing universal perfection, it concludes the 2023 release calendar. This version comes with various exciting improvements, many of which will be helpful for users who run databases on Kubernetes. Figure 1 - Mandala created in Excalidraw, not perfectly symmetrical.