Learn more about the two different types of Host Profiles configuration data for VMware ESXi hosts.

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After virtualization itself, the public cloud is considered the natural second step in helping both private and public organizations protect, extend, and replace existing data center infrastructure. And spending trends indicate that many enterprises are keen to jump on the public cloud bandwagon. According to Gartner, total public cloud spending through 2020 is projected to

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Access the new NSX marketing programs - ranging from emails, webinars, and workshops to leads calling, hands-on labs, and more - on the Partner Demand Center today.

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VMware vSphere Replication (VR) is a replication feature that is included with vSphere Essentials Plus Kit and higher editions of vSphere. Replication is configured on a per-VM basis with RPOs as low as five minutes. It is compatible with vSAN, as well as, other datastore types such as VMFS, NFS, and vSphere Virtual Volumes (VVols).

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You’ve seen the headlines. You’ve heard the buzzwords. Everyone is talking about how self-driving cars will change the world. But there’s a much deeper story here — one we’re telling in full at our GPU Technology Conference, May 8-11, in Silicon Valley — about how AI generates software with amazing capabilities. This is what makes […]

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It’s just not practical to program a car to drive itself in every environment, given the nearly infinite range of possible variables involved. But, thanks to AI, we can show it how to drive. And, unlike your teenager, you can then see what it’s paying attention to. With NVIDIA PilotNet, we created a neural-network-based system […]

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By: Christian Fernando   When using SAP native tools such as SAP Solution Manager, there isn&#rsquo;t visibility into the underlying virtualization layers, leaving a blind spot in understanding the complete performance story. The virtualization layer includes, but is not limited to, the virtual machine, ESXi server, CPU, memory and storage. If I am an SAP

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It can be quite challenging for IT administrators to provide great user experience for high-performance desktops remotely. With VMware Blast Extreme and its new adaptive transport capabilities, we made this possible. With all the excitement a few weeks ago around the announcement of VMware Horizon 7.1 and Blast Extreme Adaptive Transport, a new NVIDIA GRID […]

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In today’s mobile cloud world, it&#rsquo;s all about the apps. Apps are what help your workforce be productive and successful. Unfortunately, employees do not often use the apps their company provides. Studies have shown that with each extra step required for onboarding a new app, you lose 7% of your user base. Six steps to […]

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Whether setting up vSAN using Easy Install, manually, or through the vSphere Web Client, once the first host is setup, there are some necessary tasks to complete the configuration. Initial tasks required include setting up a VMkernel port with vSAN traffic, claiming disks, and more. Each of these can be accomplished relatively easily at through

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As the AI ecosystem continues its global expansion, NVIDIA is expanding its portfolio of startup investments, adding six companies in three countries over the past year. In addition to providing funds for future growth, we offer these startups NVIDIA’s advice and perspective as the world’s leading AI computing company. This can take the form of […]

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They’re coming by air, land and sea. Drones, robots, underwater submersibles — even an AI city, or at least the applications that power it — will all be under one roof at our GPU Technology Conference, at the San Jose Convention Center from May 8-11. Lots to Do with a GPU At the eighth annual […]

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On a PC, a phone or from TV, people want information. They want it at home, at work and on the move. And they want it 24/7. They also want, but seldom get, their privacy along with it. The upstart search engine Qwant is using AI, powered by NVIDIA technology, to change that game. The […]

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