Tuesday, August 21, 2007

Microsoft: not lagging behind VMware

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Network World's Microsoft News Alert, 08/21/07

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Microsoft: not lagging behind VMware

Microsoft’s virtualization chief, Mike Neil, adamantly deflects critics’ punches at the company’s virtualization timeline.  “Virtualization is still a developing market and technology,” he says. ”Microsoft will be able to have a much broader approach and make virtualization available to a wider swath of the industry.”

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Senior Editor John Fontana covers Microsoft for Network World.

Julie Bort edits Microsoft Subnet

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