Deployments and Onboarding to Horizon Cloud for Microsoft Azure and Horizon Pods

whitePaper | March 10, 2020

The last few years have been an exciting time at VMware. In case you’ve been trapped in a cave trying to recreate Marvel’s Iron Man movie, I’ll first provide an overview of VMware Cloud on AWSTM and the VMware strategy.This strategy has aligned both of these “tech giants” with common technical and commercial goals and has opened up a world of new possibilities to both Amazon Web Services (AWS), VMware, and, most importantly, customers and partners

whitePaper | November 8, 2022

Dr. Effenberger has worked in the optical access field at Bellcore, Quantum Bridge Communications (Motorola), and Futurewei Technologies, where he is now the Fellow for fixed access network technology. His team works on forward-looking fibre access technologies, with several “world’s first” prototypes and trials. Frank is the rapporteur for ITU-T Q2/15, vice chair of ETSI F5G ISG, is a Fellow of the OSA and the IEEE, and holds 135 US patents.

whitePaper | May 26, 2022

The high complexity of future vehicle systems will need to move away from today’s distributed automotive E/E architecture towards a more centralized E/E structure based on less but much more powerful ECUs, instead of many individual control entities

whitePaper | June 15, 2022

Citrix DaaS services simplify the management of existing deployments through hybrid management of traditional on-prem or cloud environments, enabling new scenarios or workloads to be easily rolled out in Azure without losing existing datacenter investments.

whitePaper | January 5, 2020

This white paper provides an overview of the Dell EMC Unity™ XT platform hardware and includes information about virtual deployments of Dell EMC Unity storage. Models covered include Dell EMC Unity 380/F, 480/F, 680/F, and 880F systems. This document also describes purpose-built Dell EMC Unity XT systems and compares the similarities and differences between All-Flash and Hybrid variants.

whitePaper | June 8, 2022

Edge computing in the retail industry plays a key role in transforming our world. Today, organizations in the retail industry want to deliver new services and digital experiences for their employees and customers close to the locations where data is produced and consumed. These organizations want to combine data originating at the store with machine learning (ML), analytics, and artificial intelligence (AI) to help improve operations, become more agile, and capture next-generation business opportunities. To ensure success, organizations require retail edge infrastructure solutions that enable fast deployment of new IT services, simplified IT management, and security of edge infrastructure at scale.