Doctors’ handwriting is notoriously difficult to read. Even more cryptic is medical coding — the process of turning a clinician’s notes into a set of alphanumeric codes representing every diagnosis and procedure. Although this system is used in over 100 countries worldwide, accurate coding is of particular significance in the U.S., where medical codes form Read article >

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 Status of TLSv1.1/1.2 Enablement and TLSv1.0 Disablement across VMware products  Thick-provisioned VMs on vSAN detected on vSAN-health check “Unexpected VMware Update Manager (VUM) baseline creation failure” error in vSAN Build Recommendation Engine Health Virtual Machines running on VMware vSAN 6.6 and later report guest data consistency concerns following a disk extend operation “Host cannot communicate

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 Status of TLSv1.1/1.2 Enablement and TLSv1.0 Disablement across VMware products  Thick-provisioned VMs on vSAN detected on vSAN-health check “Unexpected VMware Update Manager (VUM) baseline creation failure” error in vSAN Build Recommendation Engine Health Virtual Machines running on VMware vSAN 6.6 and later report guest data consistency concerns following a disk extend operation “Host cannot communicate

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College students are many things — sleepy, overly caffeinated, stressed — but above all, they are hungry. Kiwi Campus is here to help. Co-founder and CEO of Kiwi Campus, Felipe Chávez, joined AI Podcast host Noah Kravitz to talk about Kiwi and its delivery service. Based in Berkeley, Calif., the company specializes in creating a Read article >

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Anyone who’s circled a busy parking lot or city block knows that finding an open spot can be tricky. Faded line markings. Big trucks hiding smaller cars. Other drivers on the hunt. It all can turn a quick trip to the store into a high-stress ordeal. To park in these environments, autonomous vehicles need a Read article >

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Choosing between an on-premises GPU system and the cloud is a bit like deciding between buying or renting a home. Renting takes less capital up front. It’s pay as you go, and features like the washer-dryer unit or leaky roof repair might be handled by the property owner. If their millennial children finally move out Read article >

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If autonomous vehicles can make it here, they’ll make it anywhere. And self-driving shuttle startup Optimus Ride is the first to give it a shot. In August, the NVIDIA partner launched New York’s first public autonomous-driving pilot program. Using autonomous vehicles running on NVIDIA DRIVE, the project has already transported more than 2,000 passengers commuting Read article >

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