Microsoft readies for Hyper-V finale with new release candidate
Posted by: Bridget Botelho
Microsoft announced today it has delivered a complete release candidate (RC) of Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V and...
Microsoft announced today it has delivered a complete release candidate (RC) of Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V and...
We continue our first look at Hyper-V technology in Windows Server 2008 . While Windows Server 2008 has been released, Hyper-V is still in pre-release form. Hyper-V is scheduled to...
IT pros are split on the potential impact of VMware ESX Server 3i and on the importance of new bells and whistles, such as Hewlett-Packard Co.’s plug-and-play deployment capabilities and support from other major hardware vendors.
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Fortunately for me, my job never requires me to determine vendor awards. However, Alex Barrett and the SearchServerVirtualization.com staff aren't so lucky. While it's great to have the power to name Products of the Year, it also means that you're stuck hearing complaints from everyone that...
Note: Reposted with the author's permission from Burton Group's Data Center Strategies blog.
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