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These are some of my all-time favorite and personal references.

StorageReview

Some of my work at StorageReview.com. Articles, contributions, and co-authoring.

Cloud

Veeam

Dedicated Technologies

Out-of-Band Systems Reviews

Enterprise Systems: Web GUI Reviews

Some of my Projects

Some of my projects/articles working for various companies.

Disclaimer: This documentation belongs to their respective companies.

VMware vSphere

With the amount of new data and technologies that we need to absorb daily, often, I feel the need to constantly refresh my knowledge on some of the basic VMware vSphere and Storage concepts. For this, I use the VMware documentation. And the documents and references I like the most are the ones from VMware Infrastructure 3.

Back on the days when I was starting to study storage and virtualization, these documents were the best (and still are if you ask me). Some of these documents have been considered obsolete by VMware, but yet, they are full of the essential and core concepts.

References:

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Latest Articles

NVIDIA is the new VMware. Let me explain...

NVIDIA is the new VMware. Let me explain…

Juan Mulford - 0
At the same time VMware lost its spark, AI emerged as the next big tech wave. Leading this charge was NVIDIA, a company originally known for gaming GPUs but now dominating AI and data center computing. NVIDIA quickly stepped into the gap left by VMware, capturing the excitement of IT professionals and hobbyists alike.
Direct-to-Chip Liquid Cooling Explained

Direct-to-Chip Liquid Cooling Explained: A Visual Guide

Juan Mulford - 0
As AI accelerates computing demands, traditional air cooling can no longer meet thermal requirements efficiently. Direct-to-chip liquid cooling offers a revolutionary solution by removing heat directly from chips through a sophisticated cooling process.
The term 'python' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program.

The term 'python' is not recognized as the name of a cmdle

Juan Mulford - 0
When trying to run Python code from VS Code's terminal, I encountered this error: The term 'python' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program.
mulcas.com - An Introduction to Intel Gaudi AI Accelerators

An Introduction to Intel Gaudi AI Accelerators

Juan Mulford - 0
Intel Gaudi AI accelerators are entering the enterprise AI computing space at a remarkable time of transformation. In a market dominated by established players, Intel is making significant strides with their purpose-built AI accelerators. Having researched and worked with various AI acceleration technologies, I've been watching Gaudi's evolution firsthand (working for Supermicro), and with particular interest.

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