Bumps, blows, blasts all cause traumatic brain injuries, which are fast becoming a top public health concern. To help diagnose damage to our most complex organ, researchers at Imperial College London are deploying sophisticated image analysis tools, powered by GPUs and deep learning.

The post Global Impact: Piece of Mind, How Imperial College Uses GPUs to Spot Brain Damage appeared first on The Official NVIDIA Blog.

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By Amy Chalifoux VMware TAMs want to ensure their customers maximize their return on investment with VMware, so they strive to be in tight alignment with our Global Support Services (GSS) group. The short list below is aimed at helping customers have better support experiences. The slide deck linked at the bottom of this post […]

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This is a repost from VMware Consulting Blog. Click here to view. By Michael Francis Disclaimer: This blog is not a technical deep dive on Hybrid Cloud Manager; it talks to the components of the product and the design decisions around the product. It assumes the reader has knowledge of the product and its architecture. […]

The post Hybrid Cloud and Hybrid Cloud Manager appeared first on VMware vCloud Air Blog.

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Overview We have several Virtual SAN customerswho are interested in using a flash device not only for ESXi boot butalso for persistinglogs,traces and core dumps. Virtual SANprovides a number of flashoptionsthat can be used for boot. viz. USB, SD card, SATADOM and SSD. Each of these deviceshas its own pros and cons. In this blog,

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It’s that time of year again where storage industry experts unite to attend presentations from various companies at Storage Field Day 9. This year the group visited NetApp\Solid Fire, Intel, Cohesity, Violin Memory, and finished up at VMware. Pete and John welcome VMware Product Manager Ben Meadowcroft to review the various SFD presentations with us.

The post Virtually Speaking Podcast Episode 5 - SFD 9 and the vSphere Onsite Beta appeared first on Virtual Blocks.

A smarter, safer new generation of cars is on its way.   And there’s no better place to learn about the people — and technology — driving the auto industry forward than at our annual GPU Technology Conference. That’s because GPUs are powering the trends that are reshaping the auto industry. They’re being used to… Read More

The post Smart People, Smart Sessions, Smart Cars: See the Future of the Auto Industry at GTC appeared first on The Official NVIDIA Blog.

Since the inception of Virtual SAN Stretched Cluster many current and potential Virtual SAN users have grappled with how to validate Stretched Cluster given the high cost and difficulty with setting multiple networks across geographically distributed sites without impacting production environments. The purpose of this blog is to address these concerns.   Within the Virtual

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It is my pleasure to inform you that vSphere PowerCLI 6.3 Release 1 has now been released and as usual we have some great features to ensure you are able to automate even more features and in this release, faster than ever! As always we take feature requests directly from customers, through feedback at conferences, […]

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Companies have struggled for years on how to allow third parties access to specific systems that they manage or support? These systems and access requirements range from HVAC and phones systems to full IT outsourcing or development. The problem has always been twofold; one, how to provide secure access into the datacenter, and two, how […]

The post Securing Access to and from your Jump Box and VDI with VMware NSX appeared first on The Network Virtualization Blog.

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Join us at this year’s NVIDIA GPU Technology Conference on April 4-7. See below for details! By Joanne Clark, Strategic Alliance Manager, Technology Partners, VMware AEC (Architecture, Engineering and Construction) firms around the globe utilize VMware Horizon and NVIDIA GRID to improve collaboration and increase productivity, while making IT more efficient and company data more […]

The post AEC Firms Reap the Benefits of Cloud Desktops with NVIDIA GRID & VMware Horizon appeared first on VMware End-User Computing Blog.

By: Chuck Petrie, Blue Medora Even as information technology trends work toward simplifying architecture, complexities within the hardware stack are still evident. IT teams are often faced with the daunting task of determining where the root cause of an issue resides and, more specifically, what is causing the issue. Today we will use vRealize Operations […]

The post Network Troubleshooting in a 3-2-1 Hardware Stack appeared first on VMware Cloud Management.

I’m lucky enough to have one of those jobs where you are meant to be ‘intimate’ with the future. Someone once accused me of being a futurist! Of course prediction is risky as the future is unknowable, at least according to current science. So it’s always fun to explore predicting the future through the lens […]

The post Systems of Intimacy- Science Fiction Made Real appeared first on VMware | CTO Blog.

By Guy Bartram In part one of our two-part series, we discussed how a service catalog can bring a cloud provider closer to its consumer. It discussed how VMware approaches catalogs for its platform services and how you, as a service provider, can leverage its approach for an ideal strategy. In part two, we’re going […]

The post The Catalog Service Menu Strategy for Cloud Providers — Part 2 appeared first on VMware vCloud Air Blog.

Earlier this month, the bipartisan U.S. Senate Internet of Things (IoT) Working Group - U.S. Sens. Cory Booker (D-NJ),Deb Fischer (R-NE), Kelly Ayotte (R-NH), and Brian Schatz (D-HI) - introduced bipartisan legislation to advance U.S. leadership on IoT standardization and adoption both in public and private sectors. The bill, known as the Developing Innovation and […]

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Disorganized, unproductive, long and often unnecessary, meetings have gotten way out of control. And here’s one more reason to stop having so many meetings: you never get great ideas out of them. Here are three reasons why:

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vSphere 6.0 Update 2 has launched and with it comes a very simple change with the way that VMs and Templates are evacuated from hosts that enter Maintenance Mode. In all prior versions, when a host enters Maintenance Mode, DRS will evacuate the host by placing all the running VMs, powered off VMs, and the […]

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Introduction Mobility and End User Computing (EUC) are evolving at a very rapid pace. With the recent announcements made by VMware around Horizon 7 it becomes all the more important to recalibrate and map the emerging innovation trends to your existing enterprise EUC and application rationalization strategies. As business and IT leaders, the burning questions […]

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As of March 31, 2016 the provisional status for the Software-Defined Storage Solution Competency will expire. This may impact your Virtual SAN rewards going forward. If you are actively pursuing Virtual SAN opportunities, please be sure to acquire 2 VSP, 2 VTSP and 1 ICM class before the expiration date to continue receiving these valuable […]

The post Software-Defined Storage Solution Competency Provisional Status Expiration appeared first on Partner News.

The snapvol.cfg configuration is a file located in the root folder of each individual writable volume. This file contains information such as what should and should not be captured on the writable volume for a user-installed application or user data. This configuration file allows writable volumes to be customized to suit business needs, providing granular control and improving the end user experience.

The post Using the VMware App Volumes snapvol.cfg File to Customize Writable Volumes appeared first on VMware End-User Computing Blog.