A look at VMware’s lobbying efforts
Posted by: Colin Steele
VMware always gets IT people talking, but on Capitol Hill, the company is pretty quiet.
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...
David Greschler, Microsoft's director of virtualization and cloud computing, has left the company. Greschler and Douglas A. Brown of the popular virtualization site DABCC.com have founded a new virtualization and cloud community site,
Pop quiz: Why did you buy your particular smartphone or tablet?
A. Because of its cool apps that let me make dinner reservations, hail a taxi to...
The summer hypervisor season is in full swing, and three blockbusters are capturing the attention of fans and critics alike. We already know about the upcoming releases of VMware vSphere 5...
SAN FRANCISCO -- Citrix Synergy was chock full of news on desktop virtualization and
VMware's acquisition spree continues today with Shavlik Technologies. Shavlik is VMware's partner in VMware Go, a service designed to help SMBs deploy and manage virtualization more quickly and easily. The 18-year-old...
At last week's Red Hat Summit, company execs painted Microsoft as their bitter rival. But the two vendors may have more in common than you'd think. I was reading Beth Pariseau's...
BOSTON -- Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization (RHEV) has about 500 customers worldwide, and more than half are existing VMware users.
BOSTON -- Your choice of hypervisor is a vote for the future of IT. And to choose VMware is to vote against the promise of cloud computing.
