Microsoft, Citrix join VMware on ‘magic’ mountain
Posted by: Colin Steele
VMware still rules, but the top of the virtualization mountain is getting crowded.
Gartner has added Microsoft and Citrix to the leaders section of its...
VMware still rules, but the top of the virtualization mountain is getting crowded.
Gartner has added Microsoft and Citrix to the leaders section of its...
SAN FRANCISCO -- Citrix Synergy was chock full of news on desktop virtualization and
Welcome to the latest edition of the Virtualization Vendor Profile. Every once in a while I’ll talk with a smaller or lesser-known company, learn about their business, discuss some industry trends, and write up a recap.
At the beginning of my recent phone call with
Citrix profits increased by 47% in the fourth quarter of 2009, driving profits for the year up 7% compared to 2008. Citrix attributed its record profits to an increased interest in desktop virtualization and the launch of XenDesktop 4. But its quarterly revenue grew by only 8% compared to Q4 in...
Xen.org posted the Xen 4.0 Release Candidate this week, and the new hypervisor code should be finalized by the end of next month. Xen 4.0...
You may remember that back in February, the Burton Group released a hypervisor comparison report. And in that report, the only hypervisor to meet 100% of the firm's required criteria for...
There's been a lot of talk about mobile phone virtualization lately, thanks to the VMware Mobile Virtualization Platform (MVP) and the
It's been covered to death, but something about Diane Greene's ousting from VMware's top spot still doesn't sit right with me. Not the ousting itself but the chatter about why. There have been conversations about why she was let go, ranging from EMC's CEO
You may recall the 1998 anti-trust case in which Microsoft Corp. was sued by the U.S. for bundling
During VMworld 2008 in Las Vegas last week, VMware Inc. announced its upcoming fault tolerance feature and gave a
