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VMworld Roundup: Project Octopus, MokaFive, Arkeia, and More

As usual, VMworld is generating tons of news and product announcements from companies in the virtualization and cloud space. This week there's a smattering of announcements that are worth checking out. Let's start with the MokaFive announcement on Tuesday about 12-minute desktop virtualization. Yesterday the company demonstrated the MokaFive Suite…

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Here It Comes - Mitel's Virtual Desktop Phone Platform

The whole point of having a virtual desktop infrastructure is so you can move your office wherever it needs to be, and access it through whatever you can carry with you. And the whole point of unified communications (UC) is so you can integrate all the information and voice traffic you receive into a single console. The problem up to now is…

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Acronis Has a Better VM Backup Tool

Acronis is trying to make things easier for SMBs to make backups of their VMs, announcing v6.0 of their vmProtect, which is actually a new product. In our story on VM backup technologies earlier this summer, we mentioned several different vendors and their solutions. Despite this collection of products, more than 40 percent of SMBs in the US are…

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Quest Software's New Virtualization Management Tools

Next week Quest Software will announce a slew of new virtual management tools that complement its existing software management offerings. There are new versions of VDI managers, virtual capacity management tools, and a free software download too.

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3 Service Providers at VMworld: BlueLock, Savvis and Hosting.com

VMworld is one of those conferences that you really feel like a rookie the first time you go. It is such a huge event. Last year, the event attracted about 12,000 people. The VMware team expected to attract 14,000 people for this year's event. When all was said and done, the user event turned industry conference attracted more than 17,000 people…

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Weekly Poll: What Was Hot at VMworld?

We're doing a wrap up of VMworld and we want to know what you thought were the hot trends of the conference. We have a few thoughts of our own, but what do you think were some of the most significant developments that emerged?

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What the VMworld Labs Demonstrated About the Cloud

VMworld set up a lab this year that ran a hybrid cloud. The VMware team set up a data center at the Moscone Convention Center in San Francisco that connected to public clouds provided by Terremark in Miami, Florida and Verizon in Ashburn, Virginia.

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Verizon: A High Profile VMware Service Provider with Extra Importance

Service providers are a lynchpin in VMware's strategy to extend its virtualization technology into the cloud. If the strategy works, VMware could become the leader in providing hybrid cloud infrastructures. It's a test for VMware's new foray into the cloud. And it has its risks. VMware is looking to provide an end-to-end platform that extends from…

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Intel and the Cloud - Federated, Automated and Intelligent

Is a cloud utopia possible? The idea being that someday everything will be elastic. Services scale up and down based on usage. You would never have to worry about updating an application on your laptop. Security would be taken care of and devices would be smart enough to know what data to process and what should be rendered in the cloud. Sure…

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VMworld: Intel and VMware to Detail Virtualization Strategy

Follow our coverage as we report live from VMworld, the industry's largest virtualization conference, August 30 through September 2 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. Hear directly from our sponsors, VMware and Intel as they share their vision and solutions for virtualization and cloud computing. If you are attending in person, don't miss…

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VMworld Roundup: Project Octopus, MokaFive, Arkeia, and More

Here It Comes - Mitel's Virtual Desktop Phone Platform

Acronis Has a Better VM Backup Tool

Quest Software's New Virtualization Management Tools

3 Service Providers at VMworld: BlueLock, Savvis and Hosting.com

Weekly Poll: What Was Hot at VMworld?

What the VMworld Labs Demonstrated About the Cloud

Verizon: A High Profile VMware Service Provider with Extra Importance

Intel and the Cloud - Federated, Automated and Intelligent

VMworld: Intel and VMware to Detail Virtualization Strategy