The big build up by the press that Citrix was going to majorly diss VMware by unveiling its Xen Cloud Platform (XCP) initiative at Monday's VMworld kick-off was a dud. In fact, there turned out to be far more written about the technical glitches experienced in the lab sessions on Monday.
The meat of the XCP announcement was around the possibilities of community alignment, and the value proposition of open source technologies that can truly deliver on innovation, openness, and interoperability to free customers from proprietary, vendor lock-in.
Clearly, if the Xen.org community can fulfill its new charter to create stable, well-defined APIs around a single, compatible code base, it will drive rapid adoption of the Xen hypervisor as service providers and enterprises expand their virtual data center deployments in 2010.
Veeam debuts data resilience maturity model to help enterprises reduce
cyber risk exposure
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As Veeam Software Group GmbH, the market leader in data resiliency, holds
its annual user event VeeamON in San Diego this week, it’s on a roll,
continuing...
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