Bank. Fair. Duck. Out of context, each word has multiple meanings. A bank is where you keep your money or the side of a river. Fair is where you climb into a Ferris wheel or your assessment of the ride. Duck is how you avoid injury from an incoming, same-named waterfowl. Humans typically don’t have Read article >

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We are excited to announce new features coming to VMware Skyline. We recently announced VMware vSAN support with the release of Skyline Collector 1.4. In addition to adding vSAN support, we shared some of the new proactive findings added to Skyline. You can read more about vSAN proactive support and review the new proactive findings

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Today, VMware announced new features and broadened availability to VMware Skyline, its innovative proactive support technology to help customers operate VMware environments with increased reliability, security and performance. Skyline automatically collects configuration, feature, and performance data through data-driven analytics. This can transform visibility into a customer’s environment – what they are running and how their

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Scott Bajtos, Chief Customer Officer at VMware Over the past year, I’ve travelled around the world listening to VMware customers. You’ve told me what you love about our products, solutions and support offerings, and what we need to improve. I’ve heard you say that your world is changing. Technology innovation and cloud computing are reshaping

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Walking into NVIDIA’s Endeavor building, on its Santa Clara campus, for the first time was like stepping into a white, pristine, triangular tech haven. The stairs were perfectly polished. The glass windows had no fingerprints. Everything was color coordinated. From a drone’s-eye view, the building exterior looks at times to be a reflective, undulating mass Read article >

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Drive.ai’s coming expansion of its self-driving car pilot to Arlington, Texas, isn’t its first driverless rodeo. But the testing, taking place between Dallas and Fort Worth, will validate its vehicles’ ability to handle a crowded entertainment district and process all the data that comes with it. After launching its maiden pilot in nearby Frisco in Read article >

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Datacenter VMware response to ‘L1 Terminal Fault - VMM’ (L1TF - VMM) Speculative-Execution vulnerability in Intel processors for VMware Workstation and Fusion: CVE-2018-3646 Date Published: 2018-08-14 VMware Performance Impact Statement for ‘L1 Terminal Fault - VMM’ (L1TF - VMM) mitigations: CVE-2018-3646 Date Published: 2018-08-14 VMware response to ‘L1 Terminal Fault - OS’ (L1TF - OS)

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Open box. Start your game. Witness the impossible. Our GeForce RTX series GPUs — the first gaming GPUs based on our new NVIDIA Turing architecture — fuse next-generation shaders, real-time ray tracing, and all-new AI capabilities. Game developers are buzzing. But right out of the box it gives you a huge performance upgrade for games Read article >

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