BIOVIA understands that customers may wish to deploy BIOVIA applications on virtual servers using “hypervisors” such as VMware vSphere, Microsoft Hyper-V, Oracle Solaris Virtualization, or Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization for Servers. We are also aware of increasing deployment of BIOVIA solutions on public cloud offerings such as Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure. This bulletin outlines the extent to which BIOVIA will assist customers using BIOVIA applications in these virtualized servers and/or hosting environments.
Tuesday, June 23
News items
- Sikorsky develops Black Hawk upgrade kits for rapid combat role changes
- Underground bunker network preserves majority of Iran air force
- UK awards Boeing Apache and Chinook support contract worth $1.1 billion
- UK announces largest-ever drone package for Ukraine
- B-21 stealth bomber completes aerial refueling test with KC-135
- Japanese startup develops Shiraha drone for under $450 per unit
- Ukraine strikes Russian petrochemical plant with long-range drones
- How Munich matters: Lufthansa’s southern hub
- Bombardier Celebrates Valued Customer Vista’s First Global 8000 Aircraft
- Satellite images confirm damage at Russia’s Su-57 plant
- Textron wins $150M deal to sustain T-6 Texan II fleet
- Northrop Grumman and U.S. Air Force push Sentinel toward 2027 first flight
- DFA Systems to test ‘flying grenade’ during Nevada range demo
- Rheinmetall launches joint venture with Destinus for cruise missile output
- Turkish jet drone optical sensor detects target at 110 km
- Turkish firm ASELSAN launches serial production of guided bomb kits
- Japan buys drones to replace Apache fleet
- U.S. Air Force expands KC-135 Stratotanker fleet at Eielson to boost Arctic refueling power
- Fire catches Russia’s only Su-57 production plant in Komsomolsk-on-Amur
- Turnarounds – the low cost pilot’s perspective