Welcome back for Part 3 of Architecting and Creating Cloud Services Organizations for Skyline. Let’s review, in Part 1 we stepped through creating a Cloud Services Organization for Skyline. In Part 2, we deployed a Skyline Collector, registered it with our Cloud Services Organization, and added a vCenter Server and Horizon Connection Server to the

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Snail mail has a new set of futuristic, faster wheels. NVIDIA DRIVE partner and autonomous trucking startup TuSimple has been hauling mail more than 1,000 miles between Phoenix and Dallas as part of a two-week pilot with the U.S. Postal Service. Halfway through the test, the self-driving prototypes have already been arriving at the delivery Read article >

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TAIWANIA 2 – the fastest supercomputer in Taiwan and 20th fastest in the world – is now open for business. The first “made in Taiwan” AI supercomputer, TAIWANIA 2 is a milestone in Taiwan’s promotion of AI as a core tenant of its future development and will be used by academic and research communities at Read article >

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Status of TLSv1.1/1.2 Enablement and TLSv1.0 Disablement across VMware products Virtual Machines running on VMware vSAN 6.6 and later report guest data consistency concerns following a disk extend operation Thick-provisioned VMs on vSAN detected on vSAN-health check “Host cannot communicate with all other nodes in vSAN enabled cluster” error VASA Provider Registration Troubleshooting “Cannot complete

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When the summer sun crests, gamers know that more than tan lines are coming. They also know that means the next wave of PC gaming is just ahead from NVIDIA and game publishers. This year, gamers had their eyes trained on Computex in Taiwan, one of the world’s biggest annual tech trade shows, where many Read article >

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Creative workflows are riddled with hurry up and wait. Repetitive tasks can take up to 80 percent of a creator’s time, leaving them watching progress bars instead of making adjustments and improvements. And content like ray-traced 3D models and RED RAW video require massive computational horsepower that hasn’t been available from a laptop. Until now. Read article >

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A designer, an artist and a director walked into our Computex press conference on Monday. They didn’t deliver any punchlines, but did something better: Blowing people’s minds with breathtaking demos of real-time ray tracing and AI on our new RTX Studio laptops. A packed press room at Asia’s biggest annual tech trade show watched live Read article >

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