Suse Linux Enterprise Server with Virtualization Interface
Sep 14, 2007Novell's business Linux, Suse Linux Enterprise Server, will include an integrated Virtual Machine Interface (VMI) in future.
more »Sun Assimilates Lustre Filesystem
Sep 13, 2007Sun Microsystems is acquiring a majority shareholding in Cluster File Systems and thus the rights to the Lustre cluster filesystem.
more »VMware Releases Tools and Acquires Dunes Technologies
Sep 12, 2007VMware has released most of its VMware tools as Open Source. The manufacturer of the popular virtualization software announced this move at the VMworld Conference in San Francisco.
more »HP Reveals Server with Intel's Quad-Core Processor
Sep 07, 2007HP is offering a rack server and a blade server with Intel's new quad-core processor.
more »Xeon 7300: Intel's First Quadruple-Core Processor Platform
Sep 06, 2007The Xeon 7300er processor family is Intel's first quad-core processor for multiple processor servers. The energy efficiency of the new processors differs depending on the speed with 2.93 GHz requiring 130 Watts compared to 50 Watts for a 1.86 GHz version.
more »Virtualbox 1.5.0 with Seamless Mode
Sep 03, 2007Version 1.5.0 of the free virtual machine Virtualbox has just been released.
more »Ganeti: GPL Virtualization Tool by Google
Aug 31, 2007Ganeti is a software tool from Google's Zurich branch that manages virtual machines running on Xen. Developers working for the search engine enterprise have now released Ganeti under GPLv2.
more »Virt-Manager & Co: Updated Virtualization Helpers
Aug 30, 2007Red Hat's Emerging Technologies working group has now released Virtual Machine Manager (Virt-manager) version 0.5.0, a desktop application that gives administrators the ability to manage virtual machines running on, say, Xen.
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