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ISaccountable presents a white paper on chargeback in a virtualized world
Virtualization (VM) technology isn’t new – it has been part of mainframes for 30 years or so – the current wave of server virtualization has been driven largely by a relative newcomer to the market, VMware. That pace of growth will only increase as other vendors, large (notably Microsoft) and small, deliver a wide range of server virtualization and virtualization management products. Only slightly more than 5% of the installed base of Windows and Linux servers had been virtualized as of the end of 2007. However, industry analysts expect that percentage to approach 50% by the end of 2012. The typical medium-large server environment is increasingly becoming a virtualized world... PLEASE Submit the form below to continue to read this article
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Virtualization (VM) technology isn’t new – it has been part of mainframes for 30 years or so – the current wave of server virtualization has been driven largely by a relative newcomer to the market, VMware. That pace of growth will only increase as other vendors, large (notably Microsoft) and small, deliver a wide range of server virtualization and virtualization management products. Only slightly more than 5% of the installed base of Windows and Linux servers had been virtualized as of the end of 2007. However, industry analysts expect that percentage to approach 50% by the end of 2012. The typical medium-large server environment is increasingly becoming a virtualized world... PLEASE Submit the form below to continue to read this article
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