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How the Datacenter Will Change in 2016

Rick riffs on legacy apps, automation and storage for the new year.

Decoupling Price and Performance in Storage

DataCore's "Adaptive Parallel IO" represents a breakthrough.

Is Your Technology the Walking Dead?

How to keep from falling for the "X technology is dead" marketing hype.

How To Set Up and Configure vSphere Data Protection 6.1

The 6.1 release of VDP has many improvements for providing backup and recovery in a vSphere environment. Learn how to get it going with this step-by-step tutorial.

Citrix To Sell Off Cloud Management Products

The deal is expected to close in Q1 2016.

Docker: What Will 2016 Bring for Containers?

Look out for containers-as-a-service.

The Dell Effect

Dell's announcement that it was buying EMC will be the mega-merger to end all mega-mergers. How will it affect VMware, which thrived with the hands-off policy of its former bosses?

The State of vSphere Virtual Volumes

Testing is ramping up, and adoption in production environments has been steady, if not spectacular.

Fujitsu Unveils Suite for Software-Defined Networking

Fujitsu yesterday announced a new suite of layered products to advance SDN for carriers, service providers and cloud builders.

Q&A on Microsoft Virtualization, Part 6

Ben Armstrong discusses containers in this final installment.

4 Possibly Correct Predictions for 2016

Every year, publication editorWhat does Jon Toigo see when he looks into his crystal ball?

Q&A on Microsoft Virtualization, Part 5

Ben Armstrong discusses virtualization options for storage and Azure.

Virtualization: Much More Than Virtual Machines

Old ideas of virtualization still hold, even in 2016.

The 2015 Virtualization Review Editor's Choice Awards

As the calendar flips over to 2016, it's time for our contributing editors to look back and take stock of those products that they loved best in the last year.

Applying Behavioral Analysis to Security

A discussion with Fortscale about version 2.0.

Hyperconvergence for ROBOs and the Datacenter

Remote/branch office management is more important, and complicated, than ever. Here are some survival tips.

An IT Upgrade Gone Terribly Wrong

This company's shoddy work lost a customer forever. It didn't have to happen.

Q&A on Microsoft Virtualization, Part 4

Ben Armstrong discusses Nano Server and the Trusted Platform Module.

New Certification Announced for Linux on Azure Cloud

Getting the new credential requires passing two exams.

Pluribus Adds SDN Fabric for Virtualized Datacenter Networking

Pluribus Networks upgraded its software-defined networkingtechnology offerings by introducing a new architectural approach called Virtualization-Centric Fabric for use on its Netvisor OS for open switches.

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