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• Hsinchu, Taiwan, Sept. 07, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Andes Technology, a leading supplier of high efficiency, low-power 32/64-bit RISC-V processor cores and Founding Premier member of RISC-V International, today proudly announces general availability of the high-performance AndesCore™ AX45MPV multicore vector processor IP.
• The AX45MPV is the third generation of the award winning AndesCore™ vector processor series.
• Andes and Meta started collaboration on datacenter AI with RISC-V vector core from early 2019*(See Remarks).
• The AX45MPV also supports the latest ACE (Andes Custom Extension™), which facilitates customers to create their own RISC-V styled vector instructions.

• Debates over densities in our cities divide between advocates of low-rise detached housing and supporters of higher-density towers.
• Decades of planning for urban consolidation has made little difference – medium density is still missing in many of our cities.
• Read more:
  Houses and high-rises (and nothing in between): why land zoning hasn't been effective for improving urban density

Lack of clarity bedevils density debates

• In debates about urban density, there’s often a confused mix of different conceptions and measures of density.
• For example, the widely used measure of dwellings per hectare conflates building and population densities, capturing neither with precision.
• Often such debates don’t consider basic distinctions such as those between building and population densities, residential and job densities, internal and external densities (inside and outside buildings), measured and perceived densities.
• Read more:
  Urban density matters – but what does it mean?

Buzzwords don’t solve the problem

• This tendency has been often countered through linguistic attempts to reframe the term.
• For example, in Vancouver, Canada, the urbanist Brent Toderian has been calling for “density done well”.
• Other terms include “Goldilocks density” – “not too high, not too low, but just right” – “optimal-quality density” and “EcoDenCity”.
• Our research shows that planning professionals in Melbourne associate “density done well” with neighbourhoods as different as North Perth, Western Australia, and Friedrichshain in Berlin.

Getting density right depends on local contexts

• The block is formed by attached buildings aligned with the streets with a large communal courtyard in the middle.
• It’s common and well understood in Europe (Friedrichshain is an example above), but less so in Australia and North America.
• Research testing these criteria for Melbourne shows only five larger pockets come close to meeting them, with floor area ratios of 0.6-0.7.
• This will require increased urban density literacy, through formal and informal education, as well as public deliberation, so we can build cities as diverse as our societies.

• This partnership will enable media buyers to easily find and purchase ads on the Olyns media network in highly trafficked DMA's including the Bay Area, Los Angeles, and Atlanta.
• Olyns' recycling RVM Cubes function as a retail media network, providing advertisers with 55-inch HD video displays and consumers with convenient container recycling.
• "By advertising on the Olyns network, our clients are able to align their brands with sustainability in a highly visible way," said David Weinfeld, CEO of Screenverse.
• Through partnering with Screenverse, the Olyns inventory will be available on media platforms such as Vistar, Place Exchange, Hivestack, and Broadsign Reach.

• The contributions were designated to the Hawaii Wildfires Relief Fund of the Hawaii Red Cross.
• On Monday, August 14, KHON2 held a telethon with the Hawaii Red Cross, during Wake Up 2Day, Take2, and Living808.
• The station also collected and aired celebrity messages to gain support for the Hawaii Red Cross.
• The Hawaii Red Cross is working 24/7 to help the people of Maui, and we are so happy to support their efforts.