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Vendors continue to bring more virtualization options into the data center.
Egenera and SWsoft are partnering to bring greater virtualization capabilities to Egenera's BladeFrame server environment.
VMC 2.0 eases management chores but faces competition from other vendors.
Chu: Deploying virtual machines on larger multiprocessor servers not only allows companies to reduce the number of hardware systems to manage, but also enhances productivity in software development and testing.
StorageTek, CA and IBM pump up their mainframe virtual tape systems with added capacity and performance.
Avocent's DSR800, released last month, is a cost-effective eight-port KVM switch.
Virtualization and other mechanisms of server partitioning are growing increasingly common on x86-based servers, and Microsoft will enter the game at year's end, when it expects to ship its first server virtualization product.
Microsoft Corp. is giving customers an early look at the code for its Virtual Server product, acquired when the company bought the virtual machine assets of Connectix Corp. in February.
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