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On these pages you will find analysis from many of the virtualization communities visionaries featuring technologies such as VMware, Citrix, and Microsoft.
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Ericom Announces General Availability of Chromebook ready, Pure HTML5 Client for VMware View ? City of Orlando to Rollout a combined Chromebook and Ericom solution after successful pilot
Ericom Software announced general availability of Ericom AccessNow? for VMware View?, bringing an almost three-month beta to a successful end. Ericom AccessNow for VMware View is a patent-pending HTML5 client that provides seamless, web-based access to VMware View virtual desktops. It's the first VDI solution to run wholly within any HTML5-compatible Web browser, and works on Chromebooks and natively with Chrome, Safari, Internet Explorer (with Chrome Frame plug-in), Firefox, Opera and other br...
VMware Strengthens Cloud Application Platform Strategy, Introduces New Product to Drive IT as a Service
Today at VMworld 2010 Europe, VMware continued to expand its strategy for modern cloud application platforms, announcing a new product and partnership details to help enterprises address the specific demands of modern applications.
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Addressing Concerns about the "Newness" of Cisco UCS
Despite Cisco's recent entry into the "compute" data center sector, John Chambers said during the 10/24/2009 quarter earnings call that the UCS is experiencing, "?solid market reception with a very good initial ramp and order pipeline." As the first optimized hosting platform for a virtualized data center, Cisco Unified Computing System has generated tremendous industry buzz with many organizations eager to acquire it....
The Desktops May Be Virtual, But The ROI is Real
Fielding questions while on the VDI panel at last month's Vail Pacific Crest Forum, it became apparent that investment analysts consider a lack of VDI ROI to be common knowledge. But while the savings resulting from desktop virtualization may be less obvious than with server consolidation, they nonetheless are often substantial....
Will UCS Unify IT Staffs?
Traditional data centers tend to be segregated into functional silos ? a model that has endured in the physical world largely because of the crisp lines of demarcation. Virtualization is shaking up the status quo and increasing demand for more efficient IT processes. Cisco's UCS helps automate and streamline the stovepipe model by unifying network, storage and servers with virtualization. It also provides an opportunity for IT organizations to begin chipping away at those silo walls....
Is VMware More Like Novell or Oracle?
David Cappuccio, in his blog for Gartner, Just a Thought; Will VMware become the next Novell?, draws several disconcerting parallels between VMware's current virtualization industry dominance and a similar position enjoyed by Novell in the early 1990's. Cappuccio wonders if VMware, like Novell, is going to get trounced by Microsoft....
Cisco UCS ? a Disruptive Platform
The media responded to Cisco's UCS announcement last month by rushing to categorize it as essentially a new type of blade server, albeit one with an advantage in performance capabilities. While UCS incorporates server blades, it goes well beyond the traditional idea of a server. UCS is an optimized hosting platform for virtual machines that unifies network, compute and storage access. UCS works hand in hand with VMware's vSphere 4 to facilitate disruption of the traditional data center by accel...
VMware has its Head in the Clouds, but its Feet are Planted Firmly on the Ground
VMware made the largest announcement in the history of the company today when it officially unveiled VMware vSphere 4 (it ships on May 21, 2009). While VMware certainly made a big deal of the event ? hosting 1,000 people at its Palo Alto headquarters, it still probably understated the significance. VMware vSphere 4 provides the performance, reliability, security and management to truly enable 100% data center virtualization....
What No-One Seems To Have Noticed About Citrix Project Independence
Citrix Project Independence was always going to be a significant announcement but, to me, everyone has missed the big feature....
Virtualization Management Software Should Solve Business Problems, Not Create Them ? Part One
Have you ever bought something you were told "everyone" needed to solve a problem you had never heard of? If so, you were sold on FUD (fear, uncertainty and doubt), and it made you feel as though you didn't want to risk being caught without a solution to this newfound problem. Conveniently, the company that made you aware of this problem offers a product of some sort, with a cleverly named feature that provides you the solution. You bought the product because it offered the feature that solv...
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