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Red Hat takes aim at Microsoft, VMware with virtualization, cloud strategy

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Red Hat takes aim at Microsoft, VMware with virtualization, cloud strategy

Red Hat this week lined up nose-to-nose with VMware and Microsoft laying out its bid to become a top-tier provider of virtualization and cloud computing infrastructure software for both the enterprise and service providers. Read full story

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