Earthquakes remain one of Earth’s most unpredictable phenomena. Geologists, however, believe that if they had a better understanding of the planet’s interior, we’d be able to more accurately assess earthquake risks. To gain that insight, a research team from Princeton University is tapping into a GPU-powered supercomputer to essentially perform an MRI on Earth’s mantle. Read article >

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Scrolling through the NVIDIA Reddit, I came across a post from “fatheadlifter.” Looking for RTX gamers to beta test a new Ray Tracing-only game Hey everyone, I’m developing a game that is RTX required and I’m in need of some beta testers who can help make sure this is working good on their RTX systems. I’m Read article >

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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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