Will Oracle kill Sun virtualization too?
Posted by: Colin Steele
Oracle has stopped selling Virtual Iron products, terminated its Virtual Iron reseller agreements and...
Oracle has stopped selling Virtual Iron products, terminated its Virtual Iron reseller agreements and...
VMworld 2009 is still two months away, but at least one virtualization competitor is already planning to steal some thunder at the show.
Next time you tell someone, "I'm a VCP and VMUG member who runs a next-generation COS and uses NPIV to offer a virtual HBA," it better not be B.S. Acronym overload is an unfortunate part of life in IT, especially in virtualization. But that doesn't mean you can toss them around willy-nilly...
Much has been made of Microsoft's regular attacks against VMware, from its "VMware Costs Way Too Much" poker chips to its "
Cisco Systems has a new virtualization and cloud computing director: Christofer Hoff, the security and virtualization expert and popular blogger.
Hoff, aka "
There's been a lot of talk about mobile phone virtualization lately, thanks to the VMware Mobile Virtualization Platform (MVP) and the
As people who deal with virtualization every day -- you work with it, I write about it -- it's easy to get caught up in the idea that it's a ubiquitous technology with infinite use cases and unending appeal.
Well, in the words of Lee Corso:
Looking for another expert perspective on server virtualization? Sid Smith, who runs the Daily Hypervisor, now has a new blog here on IT Knowledge Exchange.
Microsoft is nothing if not persistent. The folks up in Redmond have fired yet ANOTHER salvo against VMware. This time it's in the form of a blog post by Edwin Yuen, the senior technical product manager for Microsoft's integrated virtualization team. (You may know him as "Laughing Guy" from the...
Windows 7 is supposed to be the star of next week's Microsoft TechEd show in L.A., but the conference will also have a ton of stuff for all you virtualization users out there. Some sessions will focus on Windows Server...
