SWsoft becomes Parallels
Dec 12, 2007Virtualization specialist SWsoft is changing its name. As of 2008 the company will be using the name of its subsidiary Parallels as its new corporate identity.
more »Online Evaluation for Montavista’s Embedded Software
Nov 23, 2007Montavista has joined forces with Virtutech and Nomachine to create a virtual evaluation portal.
more »Gartner: IBM’s Blue Cloud Needs to Mature
Nov 22, 2007IT market researchers Gartner recommend that corporations view IBM’s “Blue Cloud” portfolio as a first step towards cloud computing but as no more.
more »IBM’s Blue Cloud Distributes Load
Nov 16, 2007IBM has published plans for its own network service for IT infrastructures under the "Blue Cloud" heading.
more »Sun xVM: Another Virtualization Solution
Nov 15, 2007The hot topic of virtualization has developed into a must have for any vendor’s portfolio: following Oracle, Sun has now announced its own virtualization and management platform titled xVM.
more »Oracle Releases its own Xen Variant
Nov 13, 2007At Oracle’s own Open World fair in San Francisco, Oracle recently presented a virtualization software titled Oracle VM, based on the free Xen virtualization solution.
more »VMware Server 2 Enters Beta Test Phase
Nov 13, 2007The official test phase for VMware Server 2 by virtualization specialists VMware has now started. The final version is due for release in 2008 and will be free of charge.
more »Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.1 with Improved Virtualization
Nov 09, 2007Linux distributor Red Hat has updated its enterprise platform Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) and released version 5.1.
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