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Mini glossary: TensorFlow terms for beginners (free PDF) TensorFlow is Google's software library aimed at helping developers build machine-learning models. This short glossary will help you get up to speed on its terms and concepts. Resource of the day IBM Cloud for VMware Solutions: Bringing VMware Environments to the Public Cloud The IBM Cloud for VMware Solutions portfolio brings enterprises the benefits of public cloud with minimal disruption, risk, and change. This IDC White Paper discusses IBM Cloud for VMware Solutions, a portfolio of VMware environment offerings hosted within the IBM Cloud. This document highlights the strengths of the portfolio and illustrates how it offers a secure and flexible path to public cloud and to broader digital transformation. Additional TechRepublic resources MDS vulnerabilities lead Chrome OS 74 to disable hyper-threading Should Android devs switch from Java to Kotlin? Here's Google's advice on swapping programming languages JavaScript and machine learning: Google shows what's possible using the web programming language Pixel 3a and 3a XL: Do the missing features justify the savings? Beginner's guide for TensorFlow: The basics of Google's machine-learning library How to create a secure website: 4 tips 10 reasons to consider switching your company's phone service to Google Voice How to create flowcharts and diagrams in G Suite Featured multimedia Pictures: Inside Lenovo's new Beijing campus Today's recommended downloads IBM Cloud for VMware Solutions: Bringing VMware Environments to the Public Cloud (IBM) 8 Reasons More Companies are Moving their Communications to the Cloud (Vonage) Business VoIP Buyers Guide (Vonage) Futureproofing Your Startup with Cloud-Based Phone Systems (Vonage) VoIP Phone Solutions vs Traditional Service (Vonage)

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