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IBM delves into VMware security: News in brief
Working with VMware VMsafe application programming interfaces, IBM announced Virtual Server Security for vSphere, and other virtualization product new...READ MORE
Working with VMware VMsafe application programming interfaces, IBM announced Virtual Server Security for vSphere, and other virtualization product new...READ MORE
VMware releases vSphere 4.0 Update 1
The first major update to vSphere 4 delivers highly coveted support for Windows 7 as a host and as guest operating system.
The first major update to vSphere 4 delivers highly coveted support for Windows 7 as a host and as guest operating system.
VMware extends vSphere Enterprise licensing, but it's a catch-22
Originally VMware planned to expire Enterprise licensing on Dec. 12, 2009. Plans have changed, but upgrading later could be drastically more expensive...READ MORE
Originally VMware planned to expire Enterprise licensing on Dec. 12, 2009. Plans have changed, but upgrading later could be drastically more expensive...READ MORE
VMware Ready logo extended to software
As more software vendors support their applications running in virtual machines, VMware has extended its VMware Ready logo to these applications.
As more software vendors support their applications running in virtual machines, VMware has extended its VMware Ready logo to these applications.
VMware at a glance: AT&T enters the cloud; VCE concerns; View 4 commentary and more
This week's VMware at-a-glance news roundup includes AT&T's venture into the cloud, how users responded to the Virtual Computing Environment initi...READ MORE
This week's VMware at-a-glance news roundup includes AT&T's venture into the cloud, how users responded to the Virtual Computing Environment initi...READ MORE
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