Building a local AI workstation with Dual AMD AI Pro R9700 32GB – Part 1: Hardware
Intro I’ve spent the last months researching and building a dedicated inference
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Intro I’ve spent the last months researching and building a dedicated inference workstation that can handle some serious local AI tasks. Running Ubuntu, dual AMD AI Pro R9700 32GB graphic cards, AMD Ryzen 7950X CPU and 128GB of RAM. After a lot of trial & error and learning about ROCm,
One re-occurring question I see in the community and from customers who reach out to me directly and ask what option do we have as an organization when it comes to in-house developed Android apps when we manage our devices with Intune. Specifically what do we do about versioning and
This post has been laying around in the draft drawer for some time now and I thought its about time to get it published and hopefully it will help someone out there in the ether. This will also be the last post of 2024 but there are more in pipeline
Microsoft announced a new feature in Intune 2405 release that they call Device Staging. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/enrollment/device-staging-overview This feature is in according to Microsoft hopes to reduce the amount of time it takes for a end-user to do the initial setup on their Android Enterprise device if they are either enrolled as:
Here’s an issue I’ve encountered which I was not able to find any documentation on or other posts on how to solve it. If you are using the built in (SCCM) ConfigMgr site backup maintenance job “Backup site Server” and the job starts failing with a specific error code that
If you are new to managing Android Enterprise device with Microsoft Intune or trying to get enhance your understanding of with options is possible for you then this is the article for you. To get the most out of your investment in Android Enterprise devices regardless if that’s dedicated kiosk