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  • Virtualization options for enterprise Linux

    KVM is taking over as the top ranked virtualization option for Linux, despite some of its stability shortcomings compared to Xen. Learn about virtualization options for Linux including container-based and desktop virtualization and where they are app...  Tip

  • Red Hat and Microsoft finally partner on virtualization interoperability

    Red Hat and Microsoft announced a partnership for virtualization interoperbaility using x86 servers running RHEL 5.2 and 5.3 and on Windows Server 2000 SP 4, Windows 2003 SP 2 and Windows Server 2008. Red Hat becomes a Windows server virtualization v...  News

  • Novell SUSE 11 to boost virtualization and improve interoperability, new VP says

    SUSE 11 will improve virtualization and interoperability says Markus Rex, Novell's new open source chief. Microsoft Server Virtualization Validation program certification for SUSE on Hyper-V ensures a larger virtualization market share for Novell, an...  Article

  • Enterprise Linux 2008: The year in review

    Linux made huge strides in maturity and ubiquity in 2008, as it delved further into virtualization, cloud computing and use in mission-critical environments. Our Enterprise Linux 2008 year in review notes some of the highlights of Linux growth this y...  Article

  • Linux update on IBM System p

    Most machines running Linux are x86 PCs. IBM's System p and Linux go well together, and Ken Milberg explains why and what's new. He gives five reasons to run Linux on System p, and shares some of the options for PowerVM, IBM's virtualization platform...  Tip

  • With Ubuntu and CentOS support, rPath spreads its wings

    Virtual appliance maker rPath now runs on Ubuntu and CentOS platforms, though Red Hat remains a holdout. And now rPath has taken its appliance imaging technology into the cloud.  Article

  • Canonical's Ubuntu 8.10 server enhances virtualization

    Canonical's Ubuntu 8.10 server edition packs lots of new features, enhancing virtualization and security and offering Apache and JDK out of the box.  Article

  • With Qumranet purchase, Red Hat commits to KVM virtualization

    By purchasing Qumranet, the developer of the KVM hypervisor, Red Hat now touts itself as on par with Microsoft' in providing "end to end" virtualization.  Article

  • Novell launches SUSE Appliance Program

    Novell's new SUSE Appliance Program creates stackable components to help ISVs build applications faster. But Red Hat already has a head start on a similar appliance.  Article

  • Implementing Fedora virtualization from 'Virtualization for Dummies'

    This guide provides an introduction to virtualization with Fedora. Author Bernard Golden outlines how to perform a cost-benefit analysis of a virtualization implementation, how to manage and integrate the software with your existing programs and more...  Tip

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