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AWS documents GPT-6 cross-Region inference from five Asia-Pacific Regions

An AWS technical guide dated October 12 explains using Bedrock global inference profiles from source Regions in Singapore, Jakarta, Malaysia, Thailand and Taipei. GPT-6 Astra is shown only from Singapore; the global profile can route processing to other supported destination Regions.

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Technology

AWS publishes an EKS guide to multi-node Ray LLM inference

An AWS guide dated October 12 demonstrates a Ray LLM container setup on EKS that splits one LLM across two GPU nodes, running prefill and token generation separately. The post focuses on deployment and configuration.

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Technology

IBM explains distributed inference methods for large language models

An IBM Research explainer dated October 12 outlines methods in the llm-d framework, including cache-aware routing, KV-cache offloading, flow control and phase disaggregation. Performance figures are attributed to llm-d demonstrations cited in the post.

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Technology

Alteryx and BigQuery bring live queries to unstructured data

Alteryx and Google Cloud published an architecture example combining Live Query and BigQuery for unstructured-document workflows. Invoice PDFs remain in Cloud Storage; Alteryx authors the flow in a browser, while SQL pushdown runs transformations and reconciliation in BigQuery. Gemini AI.GENERATE extracts invoice fields in the worked example.

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Technology

Postman details Bedrock architecture behind Agent Mode

An AWS technical post dated October 9 describes how Postman’s Agent Mode scopes tools by task, uses schema-based reads and shapes context. Postman describes its developer community as 40 million.

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Agriculture

Embrapa holds training on underused edible plants and farm diversification

Embrapa Environment reported on 13 October that it held training on growing and consuming underused edible plants on 7 October. Combining classroom and garden activities, the programme covered propagation, planting periods, management, species identification, edible parts and preparation methods.

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Agriculture

Embrapa Cerrados presents soil and farming research to international visitors

Embrapa reported on 14 October that representatives from 14 countries visited its Cerrados research centre in the first week of October. Nuffield Global Focus Programme participants visited on 6 October, followed on 7 October by an ApexBrasil-organised delegation from the Community of Portuguese Language Countries.

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Agriculture

Embrapa tests organic-farming record app with producers

Embrapa reported on 9 October that it is developing an app to help organic-food producers maintain participatory certification records. At September workshops in Três Cachoeiras, Garopaba and Ribeirão Claro, producers installed an initial version and the team recorded interactions to examine interface comprehension and usability difficulties.

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Business

Mining Americas reports Q3 output at Nevada’s Pan mine

Mining Americas released preliminary figures showing 7,915 ounces of gold produced and 7,620 ounces sold at its Pan mine in Nevada in Q3 2026.

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Technology

Visko streams a live world model in real time on one TPU slice

Visko and Google Cloud teams moved the full inference pipeline for Orbis, a continuously streaming video world model, onto one Cloud TPU slice. Video generation, super-resolution and synchronized audio run sequentially on the accelerator. The companies say the work took 30 days from kickoff to production handover.

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Technology

Arizona lab studies drug candidates for rare pediatric disorders

An October 12 AWS report describes an eight-person laboratory at the University of Arizona College of Medicine–Phoenix researching existing drugs for rare neurodevelopmental disorders. The team derives RNA signatures from sequencing data and matches them against NIH datasets of approved compounds.

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