Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer talks about the company's move into virtualisation with its Hyper-V technology and gives his views on VMware
At a Churchill Club event in Santa Clara, California, Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer talks to Ann Winblad, a partner at Hummer Winblad Venture Partners, about Microsoft's move into virtualisation with its Hyper-V technology.
Ballmer also shares his thoughts on increasing the overall market and how his company differs from its biggest virtualisation competitor, VMware.
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