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Which 50% will you virtualize?
Bob Kelley, a Microsoft VP, recently made the claim that only 50 percent of all workloads will be virtualized. The rest of the industry clearly disagrees. Continue reading
The Million Hypervisor March
Hyper-V is often downloaded to Windows Server systems that will never be used to run virtual machines. Making this an irrelevant metric for Hyper-V installed base figures. Continue reading
Posted in Virtualizationism
Tagged ESX, Hyper-V, Industry, market share, Microsoft, VMware
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Two thousand?
Gartner recently published a report with some interesting details on System Center Operations Manager (SCOM). One of the three key findings: Operations Manager 2007’s value diminishes when managing non-Microsoft IT elements, whether management is provided by Microsoft or a third … Continue reading
Have you seen “the IDC report”?
If you are following the virtualization industry, you have most certainly seen one of the many articles about the IDC Virtualization Tracker report that was just released. Folks, this report has some big problems. According to the IDC Fact Sheet, … Continue reading
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