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By: Arthur Cole
15 December 2009 | ITBusinessEdge | Original Article

By now, it should be clear to just about everyone that the simplified management claims of the early virtualization systems were, to be generous, not entirely accurate. …

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By: Dave Simpson – Storage Blog
14 December 2009 | INFOSTOR | Original Article

According to a recent Fortune 1000 end-user survey conducted by TheInfoPro research firm, users are increasingly considering alternatives, or additions, to VMware. …

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By: Jeffrey Burt
07 December 2009 | eWeek | Original Article

A study by TheInfoPro shows that while VMware is still the dominant virtualization technology in the data center, IT professionals are increasingly willing to consider alternatives …

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By: Jessica Davis
07 December 2009 | [ci] channelinsider | Original Article

Can Microsoft’s Hyper-V really challenge the lock that VMware’s virtualization software currently enjoys in the enterprise? …

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By Steve Ragan
02 September 2009 | The Tech Herald | Original Article

Times are still tough for some IT shops. Server sales are in a slight slump, as many organizations are transforming …

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