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Virtualization shoot-out: Citrix, Microsoft, Red Hat, and VMware | |
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| Time: 10:18 EST/15:18 GMT | News Source: InfoWorld | Posted By: Robert Stein | ||
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In data centers large and small, the move to server virtualization seems as unstoppable as the waves crashing on the beach in Hawaii's Waimea Bay. But for almost as long as the virtualization tide has been rising, there was only one vendor that could offer the features, interoperability, and stability necessary to bring virtual servers out of the skunkworks and into daily production. That is no longer the case. | ||
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