VMware experts talk about virtualization live every Wednesday at noon CA time. Virtualization news and tech mixed with a "Late Night at VMworld" informality. Join us!
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 435 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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Let me first start out by saying I love this podcast. I've been listening since the early days of John Troyer. The content is always outstanding. The issue has always been … production quality. Sometimes you can’t even hear what anyone is saying, and last week most of the uploaded Talkshoe version the audio had cut out completely for 45 minutes. It’s unfathomable to me that it’s been an issue for 10+ years. I mean come on, this is VMware, I’m sure they have the resources to do this right. One ne... more
It’s 2020. Up the bitrate, invest in a decent audio interface, some decent mics, and end this terrible audio quality once and for all.
Even remote callers can use Zoom and Skype, which have way better quality audio than this. Are you using landlines?
Seriously guys this takes away from what could be a great podcast.
Invest in a good microphone and some audio equipment.
The content of the show would be interesting if it was not for the awful audio quality.
Garbage audio. Can't understand most things said
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The episodes feature engaging conversations among experts discussing various aspects of virtualization, particularly focusing on VMware technologies and community events. Significant topics include hands-on labs, updates on VMware's Cloud Foundation, and event preparations for major conferences like VMware Explorer. The discussions often emphasize community engagement, accessible learning opportunities, and the latest advancements in AI and GPU management within data centers. The tone is informal yet informative, appealing to both seasoned IT professionals and newcomers alike, and often includes guest contributions from industry leaders, enhancing the breadth of insights shared with listeners.
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Recent guests on VMware Communities Roundtable include:
1. Yves Sanfort
2. Brad Tompkins
3. Ashley Woodbury
4. Mary Sears
5. Tasha Drew
6. Justin Murray
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8. Jatin Purohit
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