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About 1,000 employees will be let go in latest round of restructuring.
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By Tom Fenton
The virtual appliance improves on View Security Server.
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The VDI product never took off in the enterprise.
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By Tom Fenton
Here are the main considerations to determine whether or not it's for you.
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By Tom Fenton
The latest version of Horizon has numerous upgrades that make it a must-have for those using it for virtual desktop infrastructure.
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By Tom Fenton
Technology introduced at this year's virtualization conference upgrades the end-user desktop experience.
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It can back up as much as 1TB of data.
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By Dan Kusnetzky
Breaking down virtualization's most powerful company, category by category, and assessing its competition.
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VMware's direction has changed in unpredictable ways.
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By James Brown
How to restrict USB drives while still allowing audio and video to VDI clients.
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By Tom Fenton
Few IT companies can say they have forever changed the datacenter more quickly, or completely, than VMware.
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It's a two-horse race at the top, but the smaller players are also helping shape the industry's direction.
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It's designed to facilitate pushing desktops and apps to any user on any device through a cloud-agnostic platform.
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The head honcho dishes on his company's relationship with Microsoft, whether containers will overtake virtual machines, what attendees at VMworld 2015 can expect and more.
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By Dan Kusnetzky
Dan remembers a meeting with the Citrix CEO that ended on 9/11.
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His seat on the board of directors will be given to an activist investor.
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Big advances, especially in storage technology, may make it more viable than you realize.
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By Sean Massey
There's a ton of coverage for admins who work with Horizon and other aspects of EUC. Here are some of the ones that look most valuable.
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By Dan Kusnetzky
New thin clients are part of a "vWorkspace" upgrade.
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Citrix, Oracle, Red Hat and others are "Niche Players," according to the report.
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Hits, misses and reminisces of the first-ever edition of Virtualization Review.
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Maybe, muses Jon Toigo in the return of his column, it failed through lack of interest, rather than poor technology.
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The company has struggled to carve out its virtualization niche.
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A war of words continues to escalate.
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By Sean Massey
A new vSphere feature lets multiple virtual machines share a PCI card.