Microsoft Pushes Virtualization

Business & Work - 2008

Microsoft Pushes Virtualization

http://www.forbes.com/technology/2008/01/20/microsoft-vmware-calista-tec...
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Microsoft on Monday planned to announce what it calls a companywide strategy to accelerate broad adoption of virtualization by its customers. As part of the its new approach, the Redmond, Wash.-based software giant unveiled a suite of services aimed at reducing the number of servers businesses need to use, separating applications from operating systems, and reducing costs and--thanks to trimmed energy use--lowering carbon emissions, too. Industry experts say virtualization is the wave of the future in enterprise computing.

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