Virtualization on your iPhone?
Posted by: Alex Barrett
No, Apple hasn't made any announcements about virtualization for the iPhone, but all this reporting about VMware ESX Lite jogged my memory of a conversation I had...
No, Apple hasn't made any announcements about virtualization for the iPhone, but all this reporting about VMware ESX Lite jogged my memory of a conversation I had...
In case you missed it, SearchServerVirtualization.com reported last week that VMware is developing an embedded "ESX Lite" hypervisor. And while VMware may have opted not to comment about...
While browsing another blog, the famous virtualization.info, I came across a very interesting story of Parallels making an alpha...
PC blade manufacturer ClearCube has become the first non-server vendor to OEM VMware's ESX hypervisor, which it will sell to customers implementing virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI).
As indicated in an article this April,
I just returned from Microsoft's WinHEC conference in Los Angeles, where I traveled in hopes of getting some juicy virtualization news. Alas, Microsoft dropped its virtualization bombshell...
VMware kindly invited me for the tail-end of its annual Analyst Day held at the Charles Hotel in Cambridge, Mass. yesterday, where I got to see some product demos and drink a Mojito. And while I would much rather have sat in on the NDA briefings with which they regaled the analyst community, it was...
Reuters is reporting that VMware has filed with U.S. securities regulators to raise up to $100 million in an initial public offering of Class A common stock. As expected, EMC will retain approximately 90%...
I chatted with Vance Loiselle, the vice president of marketing at BladeLogic yesterday, who told me about BladeLogic's new Virtualization Manager module for its Operations Manager suite, a configuration management tool. Talking with him gave me a little bit...
There's word from SWsoft of a starter pack for its Virtuozzo operating system virtualization software. Designed for new users, the $1,198 bundle includes a license for single or dual-processor system, management tools, and a year of Silver level...
Early adopters of blade servers, in general, didn't give blades rave reviews. As happens with many new technologies, stories about users getting burned -- in this case almost literally, as early blades ran hot, hot, hot -- have circulated and made some IT directors shy away from buying them. Well,...
