In a clear demonstration of why AI leadership demands the best compute capabilities, NVIDIA today unveiled the world’s 22nd fastest supercomputer — DGX SuperPOD — which provides AI infrastructure that meets the massive demands of the company’s autonomous-vehicle deployment program. The system was built in just three weeks with 96 NVIDIA DGX-2H supercomputers and Mellanox Read article >

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From discovering drugs, to locating black holes, to finding safer nuclear energy sources, high performance computing systems around the world have enabled breakthroughs across all scientific domains. Japan’s fastest supercomputer, ABCI, powered by NVIDIA Tensor Core GPUs, enables similar breakthroughs by taking advantage of AI. The system is the world’s first large-scale, open AI infrastructure Read article >

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Computer vision technology that can identify items in a shopping bag. Deep learning tools that inspect train tracks for defects. An AI model that automatically labels street-view imagery. These are just a few of the AI breakthroughs being showcased this week by the dozens of NVIDIA Inception startups at the annual Computer Vision and Pattern Read article >

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From voice assistants like Alexa and Google Maps navigation to Bing’s conversational search, AI has become a part of daily life for many. These tasks are performing deep learning inference, which might be thought of as AI put into action. The deep learning neural networks that power AI are trained on massive amounts of data. Read article >

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VMware Cloud Provider Pod “ReferenceError: vcsaSize is not defined.” error when deploying the resource infrastructure with Cloud Provider Pod 1.1 Date Published: 23-May-2019 VMware ESXi Across host vMotion fails for a specific hosts. Migration fails with error message “The Object or item referred to could not be found” Date Published: 23-May-2019 PSOD error: “VMKAPI-char-metadata heap

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VMware Cloud Foundation Content Library fails to create when target datastore contains a space in VMware Cloud Foundation for Service Providers Date Published: 29-May-19 VMware Cloud on AWS Dell EMC NetWorker 19.1 for VMware Cloud on AWS Date Published: 28-May-19 VMware Horizon Explorer crashes when logging into remote desktop Date Published: 28-May-19 Folder sharing fails

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VMware ESXi ESXi 6.5 host fails with a PSOD PF Exception 14 in world xxxxx:Unmap Helper IP Date Published: 5-Jun-19 ESXi becoming unresponsive when running vSAN cluster command on multiple hosts simultaneously Date Published: 4-Jun-19 VMware NSX-T Data Center NSX-T 2.4.0/2.4.1 vIDM user permission issues on the NSX-T Web UI Date Published: 5-Jun-19 VMware PKS

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Supernovas — the spectacular explosions that occur in dying stars — may hold the answers to many questions about the origins of life. The cataclysmic events are responsible for spreading throughout the universe the chemical elements formed within stars. Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Oak Ridge, Tenn., are Read article >

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The intersection of HPC and AI is extending the reach of science and accelerating the pace of innovation like never before. It’s driving discovery in scientific astrophysics, weather forecasting, energy exploration, molecular dynamics and many other fields. That’s why over 3,000 people will flock to ISC High Performance 2019, in Frankfurt, Germany, next week. Attendees Read article >

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It’s now easier than ever for professionals to visualize and interact with 3D models so they can bring complex designs to life. Siemens PLM, a software company based in Plano, Texas, unveiled this week a tech preview of NX Ray Traced Studio with support for NVIDIA RTX technology running on a Z by HP workstation Read article >

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