This Week in Virtualization: Aug. 26, 2011
Posted by: Colin Steele
VMworld 2011 preview with Steve Kaplan, vice president of the data center virtualization practice at VMware partner INX.
VMworld 2011 preview with Steve Kaplan, vice president of the data center virtualization practice at VMware partner INX.
Are client hypervisors the future of desktop virtualization? Plus: VMware’s application strategy and VMworld 2011 talk.
VMware changes its vSphere 5 licensing to appease ticked-off customers. Plus: PCoIP improvements and a big Citrix acquisition in the works?
VMware’s new vSphere 5 licensing model has users up in arms, but they love the product’s new technical features. Plus: Microsoft previews the next version of Hyper-V.
Microsoft and Citrix are now leaders alongside VMware, according to the Gartner Magic Quadrant. Plus: Microsoft releases Windows Thin PC.
Brian Knudtson talks about new VMware vCenter Orchestrator plug-ins and the vCenter Converter 5.0 beta, and Rob McShinsky discusses Microsoft Hyper-V 3.0 in Windows 8.
VMware acquires Digital Fuel, vCenter Converter 5.0 beta hits and Hewlett-Packard unveils VirtualSystem.
VMware View 5 sneak preview, and Xen gets into the Linux kernel.
VMware acquires Socialcast, Microsoft releases a new SCVMM 2012 beta and Netuitive supports Hyper-V.
Citrix Synergy 2011 recap: Get all the news from Citrix Systems’ annual user conference.
