VMware Cloud Provider Pod “ReferenceError: vcsaSize is not defined.” error when deploying the resource infrastructure with Cloud Provider Pod 1.1 Date Published:5/17/2019 VMware vSphere ESXi An ESXi host experiences a Purple Diagnostic Screen during certain storage vMotion operations Date Published:5/14/2019 Virtual machine disk provisioning type changes from thin to thick without warning Date Published:5/14/2019 PSOD

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Krishna Sudarshan was a Goldman Sachs managing director until his younger son’s obsession with drones became his own, attracting him to the flying machines’ data-heavy business potential. Sudarshan quit Goldman after a decade in 2016 to found Aspec Scire, which pairs drones to a cloud service for construction and engineering firms to monitor their businesses. Read article >

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From distracted drivers crossing over lanes to pedestrians darting out from between parked cars, driving can be unpredictable. Such unexpected maneuvers mean drivers have to plan for different futures while behind the wheel.

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SD-WAN Vs WAN Optimization - our take on the common question. If you are an SD-WAN vendor looking to include WAN Optimization as a feature then contact us to see how we can improve your SD-WAN offering.

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For radiology to benefit from AI, there needs to be easy, consistent and scalable ways for hospital IT departments to implement the technology. It’s a return to a service-oriented architecture, where logical components are separated and can each scale individually, and an efficient use of the additional compute power these tools require. AI is coming Read article >

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Colin Hurd, Mark Barglof and Quincy Milloy aren’t your conventional tech entrepreneurs. And that’s not just because their agriculture technology startup is based in Ames, Iowa. Smart Ag is developing autonomy and robotics for tractors in a region more notable for its corn and soybeans than software or silicon. Hurd, Barglof and Milloy, all Iowa Read article >

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It’s not every day that one of the world’s leading tech companies highlights the benefits of your products. Intel did just that last week, comparing the inference performance of two of their most expensive CPUs to NVIDIA GPUs. To achieve the performance of a single mainstream NVIDIA V100 GPU, Intel combined two power-hungry, highest-end CPUs Read article >

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About 10 percent of people who are prescribed opioids experience full-blown addiction, yet there’s no way to know who is most susceptible. Genomics can likely explain this riddle — by identifying genetic predispositions to addiction — but such research will take enormous calculations on massive datasets. Researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory are using the Read article >

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Natural disasters aren’t just threats to people and buildings, they can also erase history — by destroying rare archival documents. As a safeguard, scholars in Japan are digitizing the country’s centuries-old paper records, typically by taking a scan or photo of each page. But while this method preserves the content in digital form, it doesn’t Read article >

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