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In the post-Diane Greene era, the possibilities for VMware seem endless, and speculation ranges from EMC working to integrate more VMware virtualization technology into its portfolio to EMC selling VMware off in 2009 to the relationship between the two companies staying the same.
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The removal of highly successful VMware CEO Diane Greene could mean she didn't see enough of the big picture.
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VMware said President and Chief Executive Diana Greene is stepping down and will be immediately replaced by Paul Maritz. VMware also cautioned that it expects revenue for the full year of 2008 to be "modestly below" the previous forecast of 50 percent growth over 2007.
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Diane Greene, who co-founded VMware and as CEO turned the company into the most successful x86 virtualization vendor, was ousted. VMware's Diane Green will be replaced by Paul Maritz, EMC's head of cloud computing and formerly one of Microsoft's top executives.
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Virtualization can certainly be a boon for enterprises, but not without the right organizational and technical approach to security. Here are some basic steps you can take to proactively secure your virtual-server environment, culled from analysts and security pros.
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The deal allows Hewlett-Packard to sell and support Parallels’ container virtualization technology with its Integrity servers.
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Dell FlexAddress tries to compete against Hewlett-Packard's Virtual Connect.
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Designed to replace DRAM in servers, EcoRAM aims to cut power draw by 75 percent and increase read/write performance.
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Desktop virtualization, in which a number of PCs can work off one computer box, thus saving substantial power and cost, is a fast-growing sector of the virtualization picture. Desktop virtualization is designed to give administrators and end users the best of both worlds: the ability to host and centrally manage desktop virtual machines in the data center while giving end users a full PC desktop experience. Using desktop virtualization, dozens or even hundreds of workstations can run off of a few computer boxes. Because of the economy of scale, this is particularly useful in budget-strapped school districts, which are starting to discover the value in virtualized desktops. eWeek Senior Writer and Storage Station blogger Chris Preimesberger reports.
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Hitachi is adding Intel's newer Itanium chips into its blade lineup.
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Cisco announces new, upgraded products as part of its Data Center 3.0 push.
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The Altiris management platform is the key connector for the security and backup/recovery package.
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Running a beta of Windows HPC Server 2008, supercomputer hits 68.5 teraflops.
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New package features high-level support for all three major hypervisors.
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The chip maker is looking to bring more GPUs into the market that use less power and offer more bang for the buck.
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