Microsoft has made a host of improvements to its core virtualization stack in the latest version of its flagship server. The next version of Windows Server is finally here! It's been a long time ...

It has been just about a decade and a half since server virtualization juggernaut VMware debuted the first release of its ESX bare metal hypervisor, and nearly a decade since this hypervisor and its ...

Parallels Inc. today released a new version of its Windows/Linux desktop virtualization software, saying it should be able to run some applications as much as eight times faster than its prior version ...

The two companies also said they will collaborate on making sure their virtualization technologies are interoperable. The agreement comes on the heels of seven consecutive quarters of x86 server sales ...

Server virtualization, have you ever heard of it? You’d be surprised how important it is and how much it is used around the world. Now, since not a lot of people have knowledge of server ...

Microsoft this week announced a coming change to its support for two virtualization tools, but it just applies to Windows 10 Pro edition users. The product support change affects Microsoft's ...

Microsoft has implemented a significant change in its licensing for Windows Server System products that are used in virtual machine environments. New servers licensed with Windows Server 2003 R2 ...

The Windows 10 rollout is in full swing, but for businesses, key elements of managing the new operating system have yet to be released. Microsoft released updates to its latest System Center ...

Microsoft's Hyper-V is on a back burner for VMworld attendees, who say the technology falls short and they have already invested heavily in VMware VMware customers attending VMworld are taking a look ...

This eBook will discuss Windows Server 2016 Virtualization, also known as Hyper-V 2016. Many Hyper-V components have evolved with each Microsoft release, and knowing this information is key to ...

There are multiple solutions to run Windows apps on Linux, but if you're considering Wine, you might want to take a look at virtualization instead ...