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IBM gives KVM vote of confidence with new development and test cloud
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IBM gives KVM vote of confidence with new development and test cloud

Blog by David Marshall

The choice of RHEV as the hypervisor for IBM's new cloud computing service could give relative newcomer KVM a big boost as an enterprise technology

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