Microsoft Session at Cloud Expo
Microsoft on Tuesday announced new investments around desktop virtualization
technologies and solutions, including virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI),
to help organizations of all sizes increase flexibility, employee
productivity and IT cost savings.
"Employees crave options in where and how they work. And yet, IT still needs
to enforce security and compliance of devices. The business is being pulled
in two directions," said Brad Anderson, corporate vice president of the
Management and Services Division at Microsoft. "Microsoft's desktop
virtualization strategy is unique in addressing this balance. It builds on
existing investments and comprehensive management to mitigate risks and
control costs, while still equipping end users to be more productive from
anywhere."
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Virtualization Track at Cloud Expo
Xiotech Corporation, a provider of intelligent application-oriented storage
solutions, on Thursday announced a new Virtualization Performance Pack that
expands on the company's industry-leading performance, scalability and
simplicity in virtual environments.
Xiotech's new capabilities further unlock the value of its Intelligent
Storage Element (ISE) technology for customers across hypervisors, including
VMware, Citrix and Microsoft Hyper-V, and remove the bottlenecks that plague
virtualization deployments. The new components within the pack incl... (more)
Posted a new article last night on configuring BIG-IP LTM VE In a VMWare Team
environment with servers (DevCentral login required) and just wanted to let
you all know.
It’s a relatively complex topic, considering that the pieces all work well
separately, but if you’ve configured networks in VMWare before it isn’t
too bad to get going.
I chose CENT-OS as the server OS because then if any of you decide you want
to toy with the team, you can email me and I’ll get you a copy somehow.
You’ll need VMWare, and a license key for the BIG-IP VM, but otherwise you
should be able to mess wi... (more)
Earlier today I tweeted that I believed that the biggest threat to Amazon EC2
isn't found in any one single IaaS Cloud provider, but instead it's
collectively the hundreds of regional cloud providers in the midst of
launching public services. The tweet started a bit of a storm with those who
believe that the economies of scale that exist within large IaaS providers
will ultimately spell doom for the smaller regional players who will never be
able to to compete directly with the IBMs, Googles, Microsofts and Amazons of
the world.
I respectfully disagree. First of all it's now fai... (more)
PRINCETON, N.J., March 18 /PRNewswire/ -- Next Inning Technology Research
(http://www.nextinning.com), an online investment newsletter focused on
semiconductor and technology stocks, announced it has updated outlooks for
Intel (Nasdaq: INTC), Netlist (Nasdaq: NLST), Citrix Systems (Nasdaq: CTXS),
EMC (NYSE: EMC) and VMware (NYSE: VMW).
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and losers during this challenging and historic period for the markets. After
logging a very successful 2009, McWilliams is now intently focused on the
catalysts that ... (more)