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Thursday, Jul 3 2008

Microsoft's Next Generation of Virtualization

By David Dahlquist  ::  Filed Under » Virtualization

Windows Server 2008 Virtualization

Microsoft’s big next-generation virtualization beast has arrived and the speculation pours forth like wine. Redmond’s hypervisor based virtualization system for x64 systems, Microsoft Hyper-V, has released to manufacturing and is available for deployment into production environments. So far, the verdict is out in regards to Hyper-V’s actual performance, but what about its implications for the virtualization market?

Friday, Jun 27 2008

Parallels Teams Up For SaaS-Based Online Backup

By David Dahlquist  ::  Filed Under » Web Publishing

Parallels Virtuozzo Containers.jpg

The field of virtualization just keeps a-movin’. This time, desktop/server virtualization heavy-weight Parallels is taking server virtualization into the up-and-coming realm of SaaS. Their popular OS virtualization solution, Parallels Virtuozzo Containers, has been chosen by ProServe, one of the leading ISPs in the Netherlands, to deliver a scalable, cost-efficient Online Backup solution through a SaaS model.

Friday, Jun 6 2008

Win4Lin Revamps its Linux Virtualization Solution

By David Dahlquist  ::  Filed Under » Virtualization

Win4lin - The Best Way to Run Windows on Linux

Virtual Bridges, a leading provider of desktop and enterprise virtualization solutions for business, has launched version 5 of its Win4Lin Desktop virtualization system for running Windows on Linux. It includes performance increases it claims beats the likes of VMware Workstation and other competitors in the desktop virtualization market.

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Tuesday, Jun 3 2008

Gartner  predicts mashups and social software big in next 5 years

Gartner’s Emerging Trends and Technologies Roadshow is happening right now and they are espousing their views on the 10 most disruptive technologies they believe will shape the IT landscape over the next five years. No surprise that social computing and mashups make the list. But did they forget something?

Wednesday, May 28 2008

Running SharePoint on Windows Vista

By Barb Mosher  ::  Filed Under » Enterprise CMS

Bamboo Nation SharePoint ISV

Microsoft has some pretty ingenious partners out there. One that is recently in the news for a really beneficial “hack” (their words), is Bamboo Solutions, a provider of SharePoint Web Parts. They have developed a way to help simplify development of SharePoint solutions called SharePoint on Vista. This solution enables developers who have Vista desktop to do SharePoint development outside the server environment.

Wednesday, May 7 2008

Virtualization Conference and Expo

Virtualization has been taking the IT field by storm, but where is it headed? The theme of November’s 4th International Virtualization Conference and Expo is “The Next Generation of Virtualization”. They are welcoming submissions from exceptional speakers with high-quality use cases not just on how virtualization maximizes the use of resources and thus saves companies money, but also of how it is altering the way businesses run IT in a fundamental way.

Thursday, Mar 27 2008

JumpBox Delivers Virtual Appliance Subscriptions

By David Dahlquist  ::  Filed Under » Web CMS

Jumpbox,virtual appliances

Virtual appliance wizard, JumpBox, Inc., has announced the launch of JumpBox Open, a service that will give users subscription access to their collection of easy-to-deploy virtual appliances for Open Source applications.

The announcement was made at the Under the Radar: The Business of Web Apps conference. JumpBox Open represents a departure for the firm who previously sold their applications and services individually.

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Thursday, Feb 14 2008

Amazon Accepts Facebook's Friend Request

By Jason Campbell  ::  Filed Under » Enterprise 2.0

Amazon Web Services Infrastructure

You’ve got an idea for the next great Facebook application, assuming Scrabulous and Vampires are not great enough, and you want the application to be available to all 55 million active (and growing) Facebook members.

What you don’t have is a bucket full of money (or venture funding) to pay for a server farm?

What do you do, hot shot? What do you do?

Wednesday, Feb 13 2008

Six New JumpBoxes for phpBB, TikiWiki and Chums

By John Conroy  ::  Filed Under » Web CMS

jumpbox new appliances

JumpBox, provider of virtual appliances to simplify server software deployment, has just released six new appliances for open source products. The JumpBox library has been bolstered with new applications for Cacti networking graphing system, phpBB bulletin boards, ProjectPier project management, TikiWiki, PmWiki, and MoinMoin- another Wiki product.

The total number of JumpBox appliances now stands at twenty.

Monday, Jan 14 2008

Is 2008 The Year of Virtualization?

By David Dahlquist  ::  Filed Under » Virtualization

Is 2008 the Year of Virtualization?

Those of you who believe that the growing virtualization trend is merely a passing fad, think again. According to a new study by Saugatuck Technology Inc., virtualization will have the single largest effect on IT budgets for hardware and support over the next three years (cue Jamiroquai’s 90’s hit “Virtual Insanity”).

Read on to discover the other virtual truths uncovered by this report
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Friday, Jan 11 2008

Parallels Server Beta Released for Mac OS

From the creators of the popular desktop virtualization software, Parallels, comes the beta version of hypervisor-powered virtualization solution Parallels Server , the first virtualization solution designed to run on Apple hardware.

Monday, Jan 7 2008

Why Isn't Linux Catching on?

By David Dahlquist  ::  Filed Under » Tips & Tricks

ubuntu linux open source

Let’s get right to it: considering the popularity of open source applications and utilities, why hasn’t the open source flagship - the Linux operating system - caught on with mainstream PC users?

With the various incarnations of Linux available at the click of a button, why do the majority of PC users prefer to drop $200 US on a Windows Vista or Mac OS install disk instead of trying the third, free option?


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