Earlier this week, Microsoft announced plans to sell its virtualization technology on its own, a reversal of its earlier plans. While most people will still probably get Microsoft's hypervisor bundled ...

Reversing earlier plans, Microsoft said Monday that it will sell its new virtualization technology separately from its Windows Server operating system, in addition to as a bundle. The software maker ...

Microsoft on Thursday fired a shot across the bow of competitors in the virtualization market by releasing a public beta for Hyper-V, its widely awaited virtualization hypervisor that will be part of ...

HOUSTON, TX--Microsoft has released a collection of virtualization products that the company says demonstrates its interest in capturing the server virtualization market. During his keynote Wednesday ...

As Microsoft readies Hyper-V, the new hypervisor software that forms the foundation for virtualization in Windows Server 2008, VMware is finally facing some real competition in the Windows server ...

The Kidaro acquisition is a sure sign that Microsoft is getting their virtualization act together. It seemed for a while that Microsoft would miss the market’s virtualization momentum while it sorted ...

The plan is to try to get Viridian in private beta into a limited number of partners' hands sometime in the fourth quarter of 2006 and make it available as an add-on service for Windows Longhorn ...

Virtualization.info is reporting that Microsoft will field a first preview test build of its Windows hypervisor technology, codenamed "Viridian," simultaneously with Windows Server 2008 Release ...

With another bold move and strategic acquisition under way, Microsoft is continuing the aggressive advancement of its virtualization vision. It wasn't long ago when the company was being accused of ...

Microsoft is ramping up a new line of virtualization certifications to go hand-in-hand with its release of the Hyper-V server virtualization technology. The Windows Server Virtualization exam is now ...

Over the last few years, I've read and listened to numerous complaints from people about Microsoft not being fully invested in virtualization, that the software giant was simply sticking their big toe ...