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Take a look at what happened this week in the world of server virtualization through quotes from VMware Forum 2012.
Finding the best virtual server consolidation ratio is difficult, and larger, virtualization-friendly servers do not necessarily ease the process.
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Don't leave your VDI testing results to chance. Be sure to include your users in the virtual desktop testing process. A successful implementation may hinge upon their happiness.
VDI isn't known for delivering high-end graphics with great performance, but NVIDIA's virtualized GPU is about to transform virtual desktop graphics.
The so-called post-PC era we've entered doesn't necessarily negate the need for Windows. Cloud-based services are all the rage, but we'll still need desktop management.
Data center experts say most enterprises can’t imitate Facebook’s Open Compute Project, but they could reap the benefits over time.
Use strategic capacity planning to future-proof your data center's virtualization efficiency and make the most of server hardware.
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Centralizing security management in a private cloud is an easy way to fend off malware attacks and adhere to BYOD security policies.
Advocates of open source cloud may swear by its ‘no rules’ development environment, but a lack of in-house expertise may just have you swearing.
HP and Dell are the largest hardware makers, but the two companies struggle to present strategies that portray them as serious cloud players.