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Our essential owner's manual to server, storage, application, and desktop virtualization technologies will help you break
the limits of traditional, tightly coupled systems
Server virtualization
Get more compute power out of servers while benefiting from a more adaptable datacenter
SAN and NAS virtualization
Keep pace with ever-increasing storage requirements without skipping a service level
Application and desktop virtualization
Slash desktop management overhead, gain more control, and eliminate application conflicts
Virtualization reality check
Virtualization crosses so many boundaries, expect quite a few roadblocks on the way to a successful initiative
Server virtualization specialists
In addition to the systems management heavyweights, you can look to a number of specialists for virtual machine management
and automation
Application and desktop virtualizers
In addition to a handful of blade system and thin client hardware vendors, a number of software providers are working to change
the face of desktop computing
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Server virtualization: Doing more with less
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Virtualized storage, real rewards
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AMD and Intel bake virtualization into chips
Performance increases when software doesn't have to do all the heavy lifting
Xen 3.0 makes paravirtualization mainstream
Open source hypervisor builds virtualization into the OS kernel
XenSource rolls out cross-platform virtualization
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Microsoft looks to Longhorn for virtualization speed-up
Hypervisor close to the kernel should outpace Virtual Server 2005
Virtuozzo caters to high-volume server environments
Multiple virtual servers run on a single kernel with high performance and excellent management
Solaris Containers fill servers to the limit
Sun's built-in Unix virtualization scheme maximizes utilization
Vizioncore's got VMware's back
esxRanger 2.0 offers a slick, simple way to back up VMs
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Server clustering made simple
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