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As organizations embrace virtualization and the cloud, IT faces pressures to manage infrastructures while improving the speed and quality of services delivered.  Comment on this article
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With a $1.6 billion offer, HP has entered a bidding war with Dell for virtualized storage provider 3PAR. Comments (1) |
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Citrix's new client-side virtualization software is designed to turn corporate PCs and laptops into centrally managed virtual desktops. Comments (1) |
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Aggressive competitors like Citrix are making gains on perennial leader VMware in the server virtualization arena. Comment on this article |
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To realize the benefits in building a client virtualization infrastructure, it's critical to plan carefully. Comment on this article |
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Earnings reports from EMC and its VMware subsidiary reflect improving economic conditions. Comment on this article |
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Storage giant EMC exceeds its own growth estimates; VMware business unit also shows gains. Comment on this article |
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Citrix aims to make virtual desktops commonplace in enterprises with its new XenDesktop software. Comment on this article |
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New offerings provide pre-configured solutions for easy install and management. Comment on this article |
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A survey conducted by the IBM User Group SHARE has found that the use of virtualization technologies is spreading in a wide range of companies, however, respondents also say those deployments are largely in the early learning stages.
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SHARE Conference Bucks Recession
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Here's Gartner's list of the top 10 strategic technologies for 2009.
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Although still a relatively new technology, many analysts expect virtualization to become a dominant data center technology within three years. Here’s a look at three of the market’s leading vendors and their strategies.
VMware: What It's Up To Now
Microsoft: Behind Its Big Virtualization Push
Citrix: Looking To Virtualization’s Next Stage
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Company deploys virtualization technology in effort to make more efficient use of IT resources, achieve high availability by default, and be green by design.
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Blog: Mel Duvall says software bugs are all too common these days, but it's not too often one threatens to bring down core enterprise systems and result in a personal apology from the software provider's chief executive. That is exactly what happened to VMWare this week. Comment on this article |
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Today’s technology savvy consumers will increasingly base their purchases of new vehicles on the “smart features” packed inside, such as voice-activated stereo and GPS systems, according to a study released this week by IBM. Comment on this article |
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Business software maker VMware Inc warned on Tuesday that 2008 revenue growth will fall short of expectations and said it has replaced its chief executive, sending its shares tumbling 30 percent.
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If Microsoft developed a new Windows foundation, say Randall Stross in The New York Times, the company would enjoy advantages that Apple didn’t when it built OS X -- quad-core processing power and virtualization that would let older apps and peripherals "be use indefinitely with little or no performance penalty, making a clean start far easier for customers to accept."
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Blog: Another sign that virtualization software is taking root in a wider range of corporations comes from career Web site Dice.com. Its latest marketplace trends report finds that technologists who are trained in particular in VMWare's products will find they are in high demand. A look behind the numbers.
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Three CIOs—managing virtualization at various stages of deployment—detailed what it takes to truly succeed with virtualization during a CIOZone Livecast presentation on June 10. Now, this dynamic and informative discussion, which featured 1-800-Flowers.com CIO Steve Bozzo, Hudson Valley Bank CIO Howard Bruck, and Sesame Workshop CIO Noah Broadwater, is available for general viewing. (The Livecast is free, but you must register—which takes just seconds.)
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