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More Virtualization News

Consolidation in Virtual Reality

Francis Chu | July 09, 2003

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.

Virtual Tape Systems to Get More Capacity

eWeek Editors | June 30, 2003

StorageTek, CA and IBM pump up their mainframe virtual tape systems with added capacity and performance.

Avocent Manages Remote Servers

Cameron Sturdevant | June 23, 2003

Avocent's DSR800, released last month, is a cost-effective eight-port KVM switch.

Virtual Server Under Way

Timothy Dyck | June 16, 2003

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.

Users Get Peek at Virtual Server

Peter Galli | May 12, 2003

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.

Microsoft Virtual Server Eases Migrations

Peter Galli | May 06, 2003

Microsoft is offering a preview of the pre-beta code for its Virtual Server, which will enable customers to run NT 4 business applications as a virtual machine alongside Windows Server 2003.

VMware Expands Virtual Horizons

Francis Chu | May 05, 2003

Workstation 4.0 supports more operating systems, lacks SMP capabilities.

Microsoft Patches Critical Virtual Machine Flaw

Dennis Fisher | April 09, 2003

Flaw allows attackers to run code on vulnerable computers.

Run What You Need on Whatever You Like

Peter Coffee | February 27, 2003

Peter Coffee: Software providers like Connectix let users buy hardware as hardware, not as a platform adoption.

VMwares App Makes the Cut

Francis Chu | February 24, 2003

GSX Server 2.5 is a good choice for server consolidation; boasts an improved management interface

Some Ideas are Born Greatand Get Greater

Stan Gibson | February 24, 2003

Some technologies don't get older, they get better.

Web Conference Call

Debra Donston | July 01, 2002

Labs works with UW system to find virtual replacement for meetings.

How VMware Is Advancing Enterprise Security

eWEEK VIDEO: Tom Gillis, SVP and general manager at VMware, outlines why intrinsic security is the key to reducing risk.

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Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart

Dell’s latest Intel-based PowerEdge servers bring new levels of operational efficiency and flexibility while extending industry-leading reliability and uptime.