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May 27, 2021
Neo Chai Chin
DELHI (CNA) – Hoping to propel his career to greater heights, sales consultant Amit (not his real name) underwent surgery to break his bones and make himself taller.
At 1.6 metres, he felt everyone towered over him. With a new job in the United States (US) lined up, he decided to take his chances with orthopaedic surgeon and height-gain specialist Amar Sarin.
“There are moments when you feel that there’s no need, and why do you go through all the hassle?” said Amit, 36, who did not want to be identified.
“Maybe I’m right, maybe I’m wrong … time will tell. But for your own self-confidence, I think a couple of centimetres shouldn’t hurt.”
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U.S. Army to Build Software Factory Atop VMware Tanzu
The U.S Army Futures Command, in collaboration with VMware, is building a software factory in Austin, Texas based on the Tanzu distribution of Kubernetes made available by VMware.
Ajay Patel, general manager for the modern applications business unit at VMware, says the goal is to enable the U.S. Army to create the equivalent of a Silicon Valley software company inside the Army that will be staffed by civilians and soldiers recruited from posts around the world. For each of the next five years the U.S. Army will select 30 soldiers and civilians to enter the program every six months.