The virtualization industry has seen its fair share of change in the past year or so, with Microsoft releasing its long-awaited Hyper-V and VMware taking on new leadership and potentially a new direction. The action is set to continue in 2009, with further developments and trends emerging to shape ... Read More...

As the woes of the world economy extend into 2009, governments and businesses will be increasingly forced to do more with less. This is one of the key value propositions of virtualization, and as a result, virtualization is increasingly at the top of the list of strategic priorities for organization... Read More...

Virtualization is the fastest growing technology platform to emerge in the past 30 years. Virtualization of the desktops, applications, and networks is the natural progression of the technology. Research analysts concur, that by the end of 2010, all new deployments in Corporate America will be virt... Read More...

Virtualization has been around the enterprise data center for a long time, mostly on mainframes and proprietary hardware. For industry standard hardware, 2008 was the year in which virtualization made the jump from workstations onto servers in the data center, but generally for less critical or non... Read More...

Server virtualization is a fast growing data center trend boosted by the growing compute capacity of x86 server architectures and proliferation of hardware and software solutions leveraging this power. Server virtualization enables data center operators to maximize physical server resource utilizati... Read More...

2008 was an exciting year for server virtualization. Microsoft released Hyper-V, VMware made several acquisitions and large platform vendors like IBM announced solutions in the space. It was also a bright year for the virtualization security market. While server virtualization solutions themselve... Read More...

Virtualization. It’s a word that is unavoidable and seems to encompass everything from solving the world’s global warming issues to enabling all high availability issues and perhaps even being a cure for the common cold! But will the world be a truly virtual place in the future? If you listen to ... Read More...

As we close out 2008, we’re nearing the emergence of a new wave of the hot, hot technology of virtualization. During 2008, we saw the first wave of virtualization in full swing and mainstream usage; we saw customers clamoring for server consolidation at lower costs. It was all about virtualization f... Read More...