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How To Create an Ubuntu Virtual Machine on Windows 10 | ITPro Today: IT News, How-Tos, Trends, Case Studies, Career Tips, More - Vimarsana News

How To Create an Ubuntu Virtual Machine on Windows 10 | ITPro Today: IT News, How-Tos, Trends, Case Studies, Career Tips, More

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Nutanix Labs Helps Local Computer Science Honours Students Clinch BSG Award - IT News Africa - Up to date technology news, IT news, Digital news, Telecom news, Mobile news, Gadgets news, Analysis and Reports - Vimarsana News

Nutanix Labs Helps Local Computer Science Honours Students Clinch BSG Award - IT News Africa - Up to date technology news, IT news, Digital news, Telecom news, Mobile news, Gadgets news, Analysis and Reports

Image sourced from Glassdoor Nutanix, a leader in software for private, hybrid and multicloud computing, recently assisted two Computer Science honours students from the University of Cape Town (UCT) in South Africa, with the provision of the infrastructure needed to support the completion of their final honours practical.  The students, Brooke Stewart and Christina Spanellis, were given access to an Ubuntu Virtual machine with 3 8 Intel Xeon Gold 6254 CPUs @ 3.10GHz. and 32GB RAM from Nutanix Labs on which to run their project titled “Evolving Robot Bodies and Brains – a Computer Scienc...

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Nutanix Labs Helps Local Computer Science Students With Robotics Projects

“Our project had unforeseen challenges. One of which was the fact that we needed to extend the capabilities of the simulator for us to be able to run our revolutions,” said Stewart. “Another challenge was that we needed to run our computationally expensive, lengthier simulations on a high-performance computing cluster. “However, our project code was in C++, meaning it needs to be compiled where one intends to run it. In short, our project had multiple dependencies and required multiple external libraries, when all added together it means that the process itself would be an exceptional...

Source: cio.co.ke