*With the below announcement, nominations are now open for winner #4!* I am happy to announce the newest recipient of the Community Warrior badge is Ariel Sanchez Mora. Congratulations Ariel! Ariel is truly an embodiment of what he refers to as the vCommunity. He encourages, enables, and emphasizes the success of others through his involvement […]

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By: Brock Peterson   With the rise of the digital economy, NoSQL databases have quickly gained popularity as organizations seek a database that can fit their new data requirements. Among NoSQL databases, MongoDB has quickly grown in popularity because of its scalability, connectivity and responsiveness. As databases continue to expand beyond the relational database space,

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VMware is aware of the following reported issues affecting Windows Server 2012 and 2008 Guest Operating Systems on VMware vSphere: The Windows Receive Side Scaling (RSS) feature is not functional on virtual machines running VMware Tools versions 9.10.0 up to 10.1.5 Any Windows Virtual Machine running these versions of the VMware Tools will experience increase […]

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Co-author Bhumik Patel – Partner Architect, VMware Overview Today, we are pleased to announce the much awaited support for VMware vSAN on Cisco UCS blade as an All-Flash ReadyNode. This enables a new vSAN blade platform on Cisco in addition to a number of vSAN Ready Nodes already supported on the UCS C-Series

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In 2011 Marc Andreessen made his now famous statement, “Software is Eating the World&#rdquo;; a wild claim at the time, but one that proved to be highly prescient. This declaration...

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In Part 1 of this blog series, you were introduced to the VMware User Environment Manager Application Profiler. In Part 2 we will profile a popular video playback application called VLC Media Player, capture specific application settings, apply these as predefined settings when an end user launches the application, and explore troubleshooting techniques as needed. […]

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In can be tempting to create a new account if you can&#rsquo;t remember your previous information, or if you&#rsquo;ve changed email addresses due to a job change. But, that leads to multiple accounts which causes its own set of problems down the line. Instead, here are some simple ways to find your old account information. […]

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Access and review the updated Development Fund Guidelines to help align your marketing plans with the right investment. The comprehensive guide provides details on DF eligible activities and claiming requirements.

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The recently certified IBM Storage Enhancements for vSphere Web Client Plug-in is one of the most popular VMware integration points that our storage customers use today. Easily deployed, it allows our customers to enable VMware administrators to independently and centrally manage IBM storage resources in their VMware environments, consistent with their application needs. THE

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This month’s massive outage of Amazon Web Services&#rsquo; S3 (Simple Storage Service) platform, was if nothing else a reminder to us all that we need to have Disaster Recovery plans we can count on. This week we bring in one of VMware’s Disaster Recovery experts, GS Khalsa to discuss various aspects of Availability and Disaster

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NVIDIA today announced that Tencent Cloud will adopt NVIDIA® Tesla® GPU accelerators to help advance artificial intelligence for enterprise customers.

If you’re one of my 1441 twitter followersor an avid reader of trade publications from the Asia-Pacific region, you may have noticed I started a new job last week. After two-plus years as CTO for Networking at VMware, I’ve now taken on the role of CTO for APJ (Asia, Pacific and Japan). My new job […]

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By: Lora Johnson   Hardware serves as the foundation for your IT stack, and if your hardware devices aren&#rsquo;t performing at optimal levels, your networks, applications and storage ultimately suffers. For your Dell EMC PowerEdge servers, extending your monitoring to see more metrics can give you the visibility that you need to clearly understand issues,

The post Optimize Dell EMC PowerEdge Performance with 5 Key Metrics appeared first on VMware Cloud Management.

Tracking endangered birds used to mean sending teams of biologists to scramble around remote islands and craggy cliffs to peer down burrows with special optical fiber optic scopes. Not only was that difficult and dangerous, it was inefficient. Even the best supplied expedition can only spend a week or two in the field. Not any […]

The post The AI Podcast: AI Takes Wing – Deep Learning Hears Once Extinct Bird appeared first on The Official NVIDIA Blog.

As a user experience (UX) researcher, explaining what I do for a living can be quite a challenge. Often, people confuse my role with quality assurance. They say to me, &#rsquo;Oh, you test software? So, you&#rsquo;re in QA, right?&#rdquo; Or, people think I&#rsquo;m a market researcher, and they say, &#rsquo;So, you study your users, like […]

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Achieving optimal SQL Server performance on vSphere has been a constant focus here at VMware; I&#rsquo;ve published past performance studies with vSphere 5.5 and 6.0 which showed excellent performance up to the maximum VM size supported at the time. Since then, there have been quite a few changes! While this study uses a similar test […]

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