CTERA believes that version 4.0 of its cloud storage platform -- with its file synchronization and sharing features, mobile security and the ability to support service level agreements -- makes cloud storage even more attractive.
After fighting complexity for ages, companies are looking for ways to re-unify their computing environment. Vyatta is making it possible to reunite networking with computing.
A little while ago, Microsoft and Citrix each made announcements that interlock with one another. Microsoft's announcement spoke of a number of things including changes made to a few licensing rules that would make VDI environments much more int enticing for organizations, transferring some technology to Citrix, and enhancements to some of its server software.
CA buys 3Tera to flesh out virtualization and cloud management
If all industry standard system operating systems are certified with all virtual machine products, will finger pointing be a thing of the past?
VMware is acquiring Zimbra and entering into several new competitive markets.
Citrix and Fujitsu recently announced that they were taking their long-standing relationship to another level. Fujitisu has signed an OEM agreement with Citrix and will incorporate Citrix technology at a deeper level than ever before.
While at Citrix's mega analyst event a while back, I saw a fantastic demonstration of both HA and fault tolerant configurations using Marathon Technologies' everRun combined with Citrix's XenServer. Well, the folks at Marathon are doing it again, this time with Microsoft and Hyper-V. What Marathon has accomplished is shear industrial sorcery.
Novell just announced an agreement to acquire PlateSpin, one of the players in the management of virtualized resources segment of the virtualization software market for $205 Million (see Sorting out the different layers of virtualization for more information on this market segment). One would have to wonder why Novell made this move since Novell already had a number of products in this space including Novell Orchestrator (see my review of this product in the post Novell’s Orchestrator).
XenSource announced XenEnterprise V4 on August 13th. Here's a quick review of the announcement highlights:A quick scan of the XenSource announcement reveals that XenEnterprise v4 offers the following new features:XenMotion and Server Resource Pools: Multiple physical systems may be combined into a pool of virtual resources.
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Inside a fake $20 '16TB external M.2 SSD'