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April 22, 2009  8:01 PM

VMware vSphere may require a hardware upgrade



Posted by: Texiwill
Edward L. Haletky, ESX, ESX 4, Texiwill, VMware, VMware vSphere 4, vSphere

One of the things VMware's products allow administrators to do is space out hardware upgrades, but that will soon change with the release of VMware vSphere. VMware vSphere's hypervisor uses a 64-bit kernel. What this means is that vSphere ESX 4 is a 64-bit operating system that requires 64-bit...

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April 14, 2009  8:41 PM

VMware vSphere is coming



Posted by: Eric Siebert
Eric Siebert, ESX, VMware, vSphere

We're just one week away from VMware's big announcement of vSphere, its next generation data center virtualization product. There is much excitement and anticipation of this new release as it is has been almost 3 years since VMware Infrastructure 3 was released. There are many new features in this...

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February 23, 2009  5:51 PM

VMworld Europe kicks off with Partner Day: Cloud interoperability, VDI, vSphere



Posted by: Gabrie
Cloud computing, Gabrie van Zanten, vCenter Server, VDC-OS, VDI, virtual desktop, VMware, VMworld Europe, vSphere

After much anticipation, VMworld 2009 in Cannes has finally begun. After talking about it for days, seeing lots of blogs from people planning to visit VMworld, we're finally on the go. Andy Hunt, Vice President for the EMEA Partner Organization from VMware kicked off partner day today, which...

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January 5, 2009  3:06 PM

Open letter to VMware: Suggestions for 2009



Posted by: Eric Siebert
Eric Siebert, VCP, VI4, VMware, VMware ESX, VMware ESXi, VMworld 2008, vSphere

Dear VMware: 1. Please slow down a bit. Produce a quality bug-free product and not try to rush out new versions, features and functionality until they are ready. Stop with the experimental features and only put them in the finished product unless they are ready and you are going to fully support...

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