VMware brings the steak – without the sizzle
Profile: Ed Scannell
LAS VEGAS — There have been some years at VMware's annual VMworld conference where the company sold more sizzle than steak when introducing new technologies and their associated roadmaps. At this year’s show here this week, the company had some steak to work with -- but forgot the...
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Top 10 VMworld session picks for 2016
Profile: Nick Martin
If there's one piece of advice I'd give to first-time VMworld attendees, it'd be to sign up early for breakout sessions. VMworld's 2016 Schedule Builder goes live July 19, and you can expect the most popular sessions to reach capacity soon after. If you don't want to be waiting in the overflow line...
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VMware ready to drop the axe on vCloud Air, Fusion groups
Profile: Ed Scannell
By Ed Scannell and Nick Martin The bloodletting at VMware has begun. Reports published over the past several days about the company laying off as many as 900 of its 18,000 or so employees are proving correct, as dozens of affected workers are posting about their experiences on a message...
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VMware engineers caution IT pros: Use Fault Tolerance sparingly
One of the most anticipated features in the next version of VMware Virtual Infrastructure, vSphere, is 1 Comment
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A little off topic – Parallels Desktop for Mac “Coherence”
Ok, this blog is normally about server virtualization, but I thought I might digress into a slighly-off-topic realm today, to bring some opinions on a product I've been using for some time, called Parallels Desktop. This is...
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