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    Category Archives: Tech

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    8 Aug, 2026
    GPUs Are Not a Cloud: Why Neoclouds Need Vendor Neutral AI Infrastructure Orchestration
    VMware News, virtual machine, vm, VMware

    TL;DR Neoclouds may begin by selling access to scarce GPU capacity, but long-term differentiation requires more than racks, drivers, and a booking portal. A production AI cloud must convert bare-metal

    Continue ReadingGPUs Are Not a Cloud: Why Neoclouds Need Vendor Neutral AI Infrastructure Orchestration

    7 Aug, 2026
    Runtime instances: persistent compute for production AI agents on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore
    Cloud amazon, AWS, Cloud, News

    When you move AI agents from prototype to production, the infrastructure challenges multiply. Your agents need to persist state across multi-step workflows that run for hours or days. They need

    Continue ReadingRuntime instances: persistent compute for production AI agents on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore

    7 Aug, 2026
    Canadian Man Pleads Guilty in Snowflake Extortions
    Cybersecurity Cybersecurity, News, Security

    A 26-year-old Canadian man once described as one of the most consequential cybercrime threat actors of 2024 has pleaded guilty to computer fraud and conspiracy to hack and extort more

    Continue ReadingCanadian Man Pleads Guilty in Snowflake Extortions

    7 Aug, 2026
    How to Build an NVIDIA Spectrum-X Ethernet Fabric for an AI Factory
    VMware News, virtual machine, vm, VMware

    TL;DR An NVIDIA Spectrum-X fabric should not be approached as a conventional Ethernet refresh with faster switches. Distributed AI creates synchronized, high-bandwidth traffic patterns in which congestion, packet loss, path

    Continue ReadingHow to Build an NVIDIA Spectrum-X Ethernet Fabric for an AI Factory

    7 Aug, 2026
    Prompt Engineering as an Operating Model: Versioned Prompts, Evaluation, and Governance
    VMware News, virtual machine, vm, VMware

    TL;DR Prompt engineering becomes an enterprise operating model when prompts influence production behavior. Prompts need owners, versions, review gates, evaluation tests, deployment controls, monitoring, and rollback. A prompt that controls

    Continue ReadingPrompt Engineering as an Operating Model: Versioned Prompts, Evaluation, and Governance

    6 Aug, 2026
    Amazon DynamoDB now supports real-time vector search at any scale
    Cloud amazon, AWS, Cloud, News

    Today, we’re announcing the general availability of vector search in Amazon DynamoDB. You can now store vector embeddings alongside your operational data in DynamoDB and run similarity searches directly against

    Continue ReadingAmazon DynamoDB now supports real-time vector search at any scale

    6 Aug, 2026
    VCF 9.1 Private AI Security: How NSX and vDefend Protect Models, Data, and GPU Workloads
    VMware News, virtual machine, vm, VMware

    TL;DR VCF 9.1 Private AI security is not one firewall rule, one dashboard, or one product. It is an architecture in which VCF Private AI Services supplies the AI service

    Continue ReadingVCF 9.1 Private AI Security: How NSX and vDefend Protect Models, Data, and GPU Workloads

    6 Aug, 2026
    The Multicloud Resilience Myth: When a Second Cloud Reduces Risk and When It Multiplies It
    VMware News, virtual machine, vm, VMware

    Introduction Multicloud is often treated as a resilience shortcut. The argument sounds reasonable: if one cloud provider fails, workloads can continue in another. A second provider appears to remove concentration

    Continue ReadingThe Multicloud Resilience Myth: When a Second Cloud Reduces Risk and When It Multiplies It

    5 Aug, 2026
    Hybrid AI Assistant Architecture: When to Use NLU, RAG, Deterministic Flows, and LLMs
    VMware News, virtual machine, vm, VMware

    TL;DR Enterprise assistants should not send every request directly to an LLM. A production-ready assistant needs a routing architecture that selects the right pattern for the job: deterministic flows for

    Continue ReadingHybrid AI Assistant Architecture: When to Use NLU, RAG, Deterministic Flows, and LLMs

    5 Aug, 2026
    VCF 9.1 and VMware vDefend: Turning NSX East-West Security into a Private Cloud Fabric
    VMware News, virtual machine, vm, VMware

    TL;DR The image presents VMware vDefend as more than a distributed firewall. It depicts a security fabric in which microsegmentation, distributed IDS/IPS, threat prevention, policy automation, and telemetry work together

    Continue ReadingVCF 9.1 and VMware vDefend: Turning NSX East-West Security into a Private Cloud Fabric

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