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The current crop of desktop virtualization products can solve thorny problems.
The agreement with Citrix gives the OEM another
out-of-the-box virtualization package to complement its recent
agreement with VMware.
Opinion: Project Fossa describes not only where Novell is going, but where the company already is. Is this where the company really wants to be?
The final version of the hypervisor remains on track for an August release.
As production environments expand, control disappears and ROI gets fuzzy. Here's how to get a grip.
Citrix is hoping a partnership with Lenovo will help it spread its technology into the massive Chinese market.
Opinion: Security burden upon burden piled onto the messaging pipeline has increased processing demands, but in a way that benefits from high-end hardware.
At its European show, the company is rolling out a list of services designed to ease managing physical data centers and virtual environments.
At its European conference, Hewlett-Packard is announcing it will
use AMD's quad-core Opteron processor within its ProLiant line.
The latest processor for Intel for the multisocket server space should land in the second half of this year.
Intel is disclosing some of the technology behind Nehalem as well as pulling the curtain back a little on Larrabee.
Among the company's lofty goals is to make SLES 11 available as an appliance that will be supported by a new tool set.
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