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Cisco CEO: We don’t need to own VMware

At a round-table discussion, Cisco CEO John Chambers declared that "Our ideal acquisition is 100 engineers with a product just about to come to market." He said that in reaction to questions posed by Read more...
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HP to work with VMware to manage virtual servers

HP will increase its partnership with No. 1 virtualization vendor in a joint attempt to develop software to manage VMware's hypervisor technology. At the moment, HP's systems management software Read more...

VMware talks virtual desktop

VMware is going for a bigger slice of the virtualized desktop pie by offering a hands-on training service that is done onsite. Named the VMware Desktop Infrastructure Jumpstart service, the idea is Read more...

Critical VMWare vulnerability discovered

If you use VMWare's desktop virtualization software in your enterprise, you'll want to pay close attention: Core Security Technologies have discovered a vulnerability in VMWare's desktop software Read more...

Microsoft Hyper-V: look out, VMWare

If a new technology starts turning heads in the enterprise space, chances are high that Microsoft will find a way to cash in. So few of us were surprised to hear that Microsoft was developing a Read more...

Virtualization goes mainstream in San Fran

Over 10,000 attendees this week converged on the fourth annual VMworld conference in San Francisco. After pulling off a successful IPO, VMware President and CEO Diane Greene declared that Read more...

Microsoft tosses hat in virtualization arena

While VMware was the belle of the virtualization ball in San Francisco, the company was not alone in expressing its interest in this exciting market. If there's money and a computer is involved, then Read more...

ALSO NOTED: VMware up on first day of trading; Beijing will pay $400M for Olympics IT;

> It was a tough day on Wall Street, but VMware was up on the first day of trading. Read more...