GPUs have helped researchers spark a deep-learning revolution that’s given computers super-human capabilities. They’ve already enabled breakthrough results on the industry-standard ImageNet benchmark. They’re powering Facebook’s “Big Sur” deep learning computing platform. They’re also accelerating major advances in deep learning across a broad range of fields. GPUs have become the go-to technology for training deep […]

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Asthma. Cystic fibrosis. Emphysema. The only way to diagnose chronic lung diseases like these, and to measure how well your lungs are working, is by seeing a doctor. But in the developing world, many people don’t have a doctor nearby or can’t afford to see one. What people in developing countries do frequently have is […]

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Encouraged by rapid advances in VR technology, Audi is transforming its approach to selling vehicles. But it’s not always been a smooth ride. When it started working with VR in its retail setting four years ago,  the German carmaker kept hitting speed bumps arising from inadequate frame and latency rates, making for an unrealistic experience. […]

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Caution Dogfooding in Progress! For the past eternity it seems, what would become the vRealize Automation team has been dogfooding their own product. This allows them to deploy Virtual Machines for a variety of purposes. Until vRealize Automation 7 brought the Converged Blueprint and Software Provisioning, we didn’t have a good way to model an […]

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Did you know the average organization’s security has been compromised an average of four times over the past year? If that seems like a lot, well, that’s because it is—especially...

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Fortune 500 company (and VMware partner) NetApp brings in more than $6 billion in revenue by providing big businesses with technology to store and manage data. NetApp’s customers are major innovators, using data management to its fullest potential to grow their businesses. And NetApp’s engineers play a major role in keeping the company’s technology up […]

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Let’s say your business is expanding rapidly. You’ll need an infrastructure that can expand with the business, right? One cost-effective option is the public cloud. However, based on what you know of the public cloud, you might not see it as the best choice. After all, the cloud works differently than on-premises infrastructure — especially […]

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Digital transformation is more than a buzz phrase. It can provide a competitive advantage to companies of all kinds as they work toward modernization—the theme of this year’s EMC World conference in Las Vegas. And the EMC family of companies is working together to enable that transformation, allowing IT to say “yes” to business requests […]

The post Kit Colbert at EMC World: Getting to ‘Yes’ appeared first on VMware Radius.

Want to analyze a chest X-ray? There’s a neural network for that. Researchers from the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland, have developed a deep learning-powered framework that detects diseases from chest X-rays. Their system then creates detailed captions for the X-rays, making it easier for doctors to screen patients and detect critical diseases […]

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In my last blog article, “What is Intelligent Operations Management in the SDDC” , I discussed how intelligent operations management of the Software Defined Data Center (SDDC) can be broken down into three (3) areas of focus: Topology Scope, Data Collection and Management Functions. We also talked about what each of these areas brings to […]

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