The source code of the Radar COVID application will be available to all users and developers next Wednesday September 9th. This has been confirmed by the Secretary of State for Digitization of the Spanish Government through Twitter.
During this atypical summer our blog has received thousands of visits from people interested in finding out about news related to the virtualization sector in general, VDI in particular, interesting topics such as free and Open Source technologies and the latest news from UDS Enterprise, our connection broker for desktop and application virtualization.
At the end of this month of July, the development of a new Linux distribution will begin, which promises to be different from the rest. Serpent OS will challenge the usual conventions that Linux users are used to. In fact, it is not oriented to the masses, but to the most purist linuxers. It will be modular and optimized for modern machines.
Virtual desktop infrastructure aka VDI is a computer system technology for sharing the core OS platform and other computing resources with multiple users simultaneously through cloud computing models of businesses. This technology allows any remote data scientist or analyst to access and work with the virtual data resources and applications located in the cloud easily, efficiently, and securely. Thus, any enterprise that uses virtual data services can easily hire data scientist remotely to handle and manage valuable data of the company.
Improve the desktop experience for users to work more comfortably. This is the main goal of the new version of Linux Mint, which is now available for download. Linux Mint 20 ‘Ulyana’ Xfce Edition is based on Ubuntu 20.04 and incorporates the Linux 5.4 Kernel. It has long-term support, specifically it will receive updates until the year 2025.
Artificial Intelligence and Big Data Analysis go hand in hand today. These practices raise many doubts as to the legitimacy of these processes, because the data privacy can be fully exposed. As Microsoft’s director of data analysis, John Kahan, explains, “The deeper you dig into the data, the more likely confidential personal information will be revealed.”
