RHEVing up Commercial Linux distributor Red Hat threw its, er, red hat into the virtualization ring back in February when it announced it was creating a standalone Enterprise Virtualization hypervisor based on KVM to compete with the likes of VMware,... ...full story at the register (uk)
from the register (uk) on Wed, Jun 17 2009
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Red Hat cranks virtualization power play » the register (uk) Move aside, Microsoft, Citrix, VMware... Red Hat is a player in operating systems and middleware, and it wants to be a player in server virtualization - at least more of a player than it has been since it parked the Xen hypervisor inside its Enterprise... |
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