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Intern to New Graduate – The Road To Becoming A Technical Support Engineer at VMware

Intern to New Graduate – The Road To Becoming A…

The transition from university to working full-time can be a challenging time. We sat down with recent New Graduate Adam Ahern to hear how this transition went for him and asked him to share more about his role as a Technical Support Engineer at VMware involves. Read on and get to know Adam. University Talent The post Intern to New Graduate – The Road To Becoming A Technical Support Engineer at VMware appeared first on VMware Careers.

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VMware Workstation 16 Pro and Fusion 12 Released

It’s been several months since VMware hinted with a new release of VMware Workstation 16 and Fusion 12. It was during the last VMworld that we saw Hyper-V Mode at the same time as VMware nested virtualization running at the same time. […]

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PVSCSI Controllers and Queue Depth – Accelerating performance for Oracle Workloads

PVSCSI Controllers and Queue Depth –…

For readers who are familiar with the Asterix and Obelix series, the magic potion refers to the potion brewed by Getafix, that gives the Gaulish warriors superhuman strength. One of VMware’s magic portion for Oracle workloads is the ‘Paravirtualized SCSI Controllers a.k.a PVSCSI Controllers’ which is accelerates workloads performance on The post PVSCSI Controllers and Queue Depth – Accelerating performance for Oracle Workloads appeared first on Virtualize Applications.

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VMcom Backup for VMware vSphere – The Easiest…

VMcom backup is a new product. I know that is very easy to set up and use. It might not have all the plus-plus features like the competition, but its pricing structure and the ease of use make this product an ideal companion of many IT admins willing to backup VMs running on VMware vSphere or […]

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vSphere 7 Update 1 – AMD SEV-ES

vSphere 7 Update 1 – AMD SEV-ES

In August 2019 VMware joined AMD on stage as they announced their second generation EPYC server-class CPUs, and together we announced support in a future release of vSphere for the AMD Secure Encrypted Virtualization (SEV) and Secure Encrypted Virtualization – Encrypted State (SEV-ES) advanced security features of those CPUs. vSphere 7 Update 1 keeps our The post vSphere 7 Update 1 – AMD SEV-ES appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog.

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