Microsoft : New Kid on the Virtualization Block

The virtualization field has become more crowded with the addition of Microsoft's newly released Hyper-V virtualization server. John Fontana reports for Network World that Microsoft has joined VMware, Citrix, Oracle, Red Hat, Sun and Novell in the virtualization marketplace. Hyper-V is being offered free to users with a Windows Sever 2008 license. [...read more...]

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