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boycottnovell.com » Boycott Novell - Sep 6, 2008
VMware's obedience to an almost-inexistent-yet-abusive competitor may have something to do with a recent appointment
Also tagged: microsoft, windows, virtualization, servers, xen, gnu linux, sles sled
zdnet.com » Dana Gardner's BriefingsDirect - Sep 6, 2008
Open-source giant Red Hat has upped the ante in the PC desktop virtualization market with its acquisition of Qumranet, Inc. in a $107-million deal announced this week. This acquisition clearly ups the ante in the race …
Also tagged: net, database, software development, internet, microsoft, web services, windows, microsoft live, virtualization, developer tools, management, google, saas, linux, it management, amazon, ibm, hp, software infrastructure, web technology, hardware infrastructure, sun microsystems, jboss, application lifecycle management, datacenters, it service management
boycottnovell.com » Boycott Novell - Sep 5, 2008
Novell is left with a Xen advantage after Microsoft and its partners had grabbed control of XenSource
Also tagged: microsoft, virtualization, servers, ubuntu, novell, xen, gnu linux
ibm.com » rand($thoughts); - Sep 4, 2008
Red Hat announced today that it’s buying Qumranet, the company behind the KVM open source project. This is interesting because Red Hat already supports Xen, a competing open source virtualization technology. Most of …
Also tagged: google, open source
allthingsd.com » Voices - Sep 4, 2008
By Eric Savitz, Columnist and Blogger, Barron's, Tech Trader Daily Competition is intensifying in the virtualization sector. Red Hat (RHT) this morning announced an agreement to acquire Qumranet, an Israeli company …
Also tagged: frontpage, virtualization, voices, israël, rht, sequoia capital, norwest venture partners, qumranet
techwhack.com » Software Journal - Sep 4, 2008
Red Hat acquires virtualization company Qumranet Linux Company Red Hat has announced their decision to acquire Israeli software company Qumranet. Qumranet specializes in development of kernel-based virtual machine …
Also tagged: news, linux, kvm, qumranet, brian stevens
nytimes.com » Bits - Sep 4, 2008
Red Hat's purchase of Qumranet for $107 million gives the software maker a seat at the table with the major players in the virtualization market, including VMware and Microsoft.
Also tagged: microsoft, virtualization, linux, company news, vmware, start ups, venture capital and finance, enterprise computing, qumranet
ostatic.com » OStatic blogs - Sep 4, 2008
Red Hat, along with the City University of New York and Intel, announced yesterday that they are creating the "New York City Open Source Solutions Lab." This lab, which will be headquartered at CUNY's Institute for …
Also tagged: research, testing, linux, open source, government, intel
ibm.com » Michael Dolan Dot Com - Sep 4, 2008
Red Hat announced today that it will acquire Qumranet, the company behind KVM. Now Qumranet does not make its money on KVM, instead it uses KVM as part of its desktop virtualization solutions. Qumranet is also behind …
Also tagged: technology, virtualization, linux, open source software, desktop, kvm, rhel
zdnet.com » Dana Gardner's BriefingsDirect - Sep 3, 2008
Read a full transcript of the discussion. Find it on iTunes/iPod. Sponsor: Hewlett-Packard. Hewlett-Packard announced a series of wide-ranging virtualization products, services and initiatives on Sept. 2. The drive …
Also tagged: podcasts, software development, microsoft, windows, virtualization, soa, management, it management, itil, hp, software infrastructure, hardware infrastructure, application lifecycle management, datacenters, soa governance, it service management, soa architect