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VMware embraces Kubernetes a little more: Why this time it matters The open source workload orchestration system that has already remade the data center could soon be at the center of the biggest virtualization platform that enterprises already use today. The seed for a new industry may be planted whether enterprises know it or not. ZDNet’s Scott Fulton tells Karen Roby this could be the foundational move for a new and better way for people everywhere to use applications on their computers and devices – that is, if the third time is really the charm for VMware. Read more: https://zd.net/2UTy1E4 See also A Guide to Data Center Automation Today's data centers remain the nerve center of the enterprise, and automation is powering new levels of agility and digital transformation. Read More What is Kubernetes? The definition of Kubernetes keeps changing because as it keeps growing, Kubernetes changes the world around it. Here now is the Fall 2019 edition: Kubernetes … [Read more...] about What is Kubernetes? Everything your business needs to know

NEW DELHI: Metal shares were trading on a mixed note in Monday's morning session. Shares of APL Apollo Tubes (up 3.11 per cent) , National Mineral Development Corp (up 0.74 per cent) , Hindustan Copper (up 0.66 per cent) , Hindalco Industries (up 0.55 per cent) , Welspun Corp (up 0.36 per cent) , Hindustan Zinc (up 0.29 per cent) and Ratnamani Metals & Tubes (up 0.19 per cent) were among the top gainers. While Jindal Steel & Power (down 2.12 per cent) , National Aluminium Company (down 2.07 per cent) , Steel Authority of India (down 1.85 per cent) , JSW Steel (down 1.53 per cent) , MOIL (down 1.04 per cent) , Coal India (down 0.87 per cent) , Tata Steel (down 0.51 per cent) and VEDL (down 0.1 per cent) were the top losers in the index. The Nifty Metal index was trading 0.46 per cent down at 2614.75 around 10:32 am. Benchmark NSE Nifty50 index was down 2.50 points at 12,084.2, while the BSE Sensex was up 4.58 points at 41,014.29. Among the 50 stocks in the Nifty index, … [Read more...] about Share market update: Metal shares mixed; JSPL dips over 2%

Open standards and the cloud can support a digital transformation in healthcare How one of the UK's largest NHS trusts is developing its own infrastructure to put patients at the centre of healthcare. Enterprise Software Adobe adds new AI tools to Data Science Workspace in Experience platform Oracle: What is customer experience (and why you should care) How Kubernetes won, and why your business needs to know it Blockchain: It could be 10 years before businesses start reaping the benefits of the technology (ZDNet YouTube) Windows 10 Nov. 2019 Update: Everything you need to know (CNET) Why macOS Catalina is not Apple's finest moment (TechRepublic) GP surgeries in the UK still use a paper filing system based around manilla packets known as Lloyd George envelopes, which contain patient notes written prior to computerisation.The quirky name for the files reflects their antique status: these records were first introduced over 100 years ago and named after David Lloyd George, … [Read more...] about ​Why the NHS is killing paper records to save lives

Last year’s Sydney film festival threw down the gauntlet to cinephiles, challenging only the city’s bravest vitamin D-deprived souls to sit through a five-and-a-half hour Portuguese allegorical comedy about the state of the economy. There doesn’t appear to be anything so butt-crunching on this year’s program, although ­– staying on the butt theme for a moment – there is Swiss Army Man, the already infamous “farting corpse movie” starring Daniel Radcliffe as, well, a farting corpse. We’re not going to take the bait and include such irresistibly out-there indie fare on this list of 10 things to see and do at the festival. Instead we’ll examine more nuanced areas of interest, such as mermaid vampires. The Lure: Polish romance-horror-mermaid musical Director: Agnieszka Smoczynska / Country: Poland Not wanting to get her mermaid vampire movie confused with all those other mermaid vampire movies, Polish director Agnieszka … [Read more...] about It’s not just about farting corpses: 10 Sydney film festival drawcards

Holden could have built Australia's answer to the legendary E-Type Jaguar or even its very own Lamborghini competitor during the 1960s. Back when General Motors Down Under was Australia's premier car company, Holden had developed the Torana GTR-X and the even more exotic Hurricane, with a unique, one-piece door that also opened the roof. In a decade when one in three Australian cars sold was a Holden, with the Kingswood the top-seller, the Australian arm of the American multinational designed some sexy concepts that were meant to go into production. The beautiful Torana GTR-X almost did in 1969 in an era when the E-Type Jaguar was still being made in England, and 48 years before Holden stopped making cars in Australia. Holden could have built Australia's answer to the legendary E-Type Jaguar or even its very own Lamborghini competitor during the 1960s (Holden Hurricane concept from 1969 pictured) A new book, Kings of the Road: 50 Cars That Drove Australia, said the two-door coupe, … [Read more...] about ‘It might have saved the Australian car industry’: Why Holden didn’t build supercars that could have rivalled the E-Type Jaguar and Lamborghini – and how it missed the SUV revolution

Popularly known as India’s Silicon Valley, Bengaluru, has been at the helm of the growth of the IT sector in the country. The city is now set to unleash its potential for growth and opportunity with Taiwanese Information and Communication Technology (ICT) companies. Taiwan has the world’s most advanced ICT capabilities which made it a global leader in smart city solutions. India’s talent in software innovation, combined with Taiwan’s expertise in hardware manufacturing, will open up more possibilities in smart technologies and solutions. Taiwan, known for its electronic toll system on highways and world’s most efficient Metro system, can help Bengaluru in executing effective public transport systems. Their successful public bike sharing innovation, YouBike, can be adapted here to improve last mile connectivity. Led by TAITRA, the foremost nonprofit trade promotion organisation in Taiwan, will be organising SMART ASIA India, a trade show on smart tech … [Read more...] about Taiwan to empower Bengaluru’s quest to become a smart city