Choosy admins choose vSphere
Posted by: Colin Steele
In yesterday's blog post on the Hyper-V vs. VMware fight (or lack thereof), I mentioned that 76% of virtualization users named VMware as their primary platform, compared...
In yesterday's blog post on the Hyper-V vs. VMware fight (or lack thereof), I mentioned that 76% of virtualization users named VMware as their primary platform, compared...
I attended the New England VMware User Group meeting yesterday in Atkinson, N.H. The day started off with a VMworld 2010 recap, with a focus on the extremely popular labs. Here are some...
The July 2009 release of Microsoft Hyper-V R2 came with a lot of hype.
Not just "Wow, this Hyper-V thing really has a chance to take off!" hype. We're talking "
I know you're sitting on the edge of your seat, waiting for us to release the results of our "Virtualization Decisions 2010 Purchasing Intentions Survey." Fear not. It's coming next week.
To whet your appetite in the meantime, Gartner has some
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. A few years back, managed services was a big buzzword. But then...
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. We just closed our Virtualization Decisions 2010 Purchasing...
A VMware/Novell acquisition is in the works, according to The Wall Street Journal. The paper has just reported that Novell "is in advanced talks" to sell its SUSE Linux operating system...
Before VMworld, VMware's social media guru John Troyer came on our This Week in Virtualization podcast to preview the show. This week, John returned the favor and invited me on the
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.
There were lots of first-timers at
The New York Post got the scoop today that Novell is selling itself in two parts: its SUSE Linux business will go to a mysterious "strategic buyer," and the rest to a private...
