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June 2008 |
Case Study: 'Thinking Outside of the Box'
How The George Washington University IT department saved money, consolidated servers and optimized workloads.
by Keith Ward
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Server Virtualization Shootout
Whether consolidating servers or using computing resources more efficiently, server virtualization products come into their own.
by Peter Varhol
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ESXi: Embedded HYPErvisor?
VMware's lightweight version of ESX is a good product. But is it all it's cracked up to be? Our mythbuster does some debunking.
by Andrew S. Kutz
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Big Blue: Still Pushing the Envelope
IBM virtual tools range from desktops to servers -- with a mainframe twist on the side.
by Doug Barney
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HP: Adapt or Die
The world's biggest hardware vendor offers comprehensive virtualization solutions.
by Doug Barney
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Sun's Red-Hot Strategy
Through acquisitions and homegrown tools, the company has amassed a dizzying array of offerings.
by Doug Barney
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Dell Simplifies Virtualization
The hardware giant's strategy may be straightforward, but that's just what some in IT need.
by Doug Barney
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Hardware Heavyweights
by Doug Barney
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Competition: Parallel Universe
Popular with Mac users, the Windows world is its next target.
by Doug Barney
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Competition: Tiny Giant
This server virtualization startup is growing rapidly, and believes it can compete with VMware by offering similar functionality at a lower price.
by Keith Ward
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By the Numbers: Server Virtualization's TCO
Yankee Group's survey offers hard evidence of cost and efficiency of virtualization efforts.
by Keith Ward
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First Impressions: Scalent V/OE
With Scalent, management of a mixed virtual and physical data center can be a one-person operation.
by Peter Varhol
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News: VMware's Results Ease Concerns
Threats from virt competitors keep outlook cautious for VMware moving forward
by Tom Valovic
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News: VKernel Ships Bottleneck Analyzer
New tool analyzes performance of VMs running on VMware ESX Server
by Tom Valovic
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News: Wyse Unveils Viance
Viance optimized to work with Citrix XenDesktop
by Tom Valovic
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May 2008 |
Hardware Trends: Faster. Smaller. Cooler.
Every type of hardware -- from chips to PCs to wireless LANs -- is evolving to support new enterprise demands for mobilization, virtualization and conservation.
by Joanne Cummings
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The Importance of Being Clustered
Sanbolic's chairman Bill Stevenson sees clustered file systems as a key technical piece in the virtualization puzzle.
by Ed Scannell
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Hyper-V: Under the Hood
Microsoft's first effort at enterprise-level virtualization is a good start, but lots of rough edges remain.
by Chris Wolf
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