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    Taking it slow with WAN acceleration 30/07/2008 09:12:22

    First Command, a financial services firm with US$18.6 billion in managed assets and nearly 300,000 clients across the United States, saw the promise of the Internet as early as 1998. It quickly Web-enabled its core applications to support not only its own employees and individual customers, but also its far-flung network of financial advisors and their staffers.
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    First VMware, now Citrix, announce hiring slowdowns 25/07/2008 09:28:18

    Citrix Systems said on Wednesday that it is slowing its hiring pace in response to economic conditions. It is the second IT vendor this week to cut the tempo of hiring, followingVMware, which said it was taking a "pause" on gaining new employees.
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    Virtual-Server Vendors' Apps Manage Competing Products 24/07/2008 08:33:26

    Virtual-server vendors are following the example of systems-management and physical-server vendors by expanding their management applications to control not only their own virtual server environments, but those of their competitors.
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    VMware Q2 revenue up 54 percent, but slightly misses Street 23/07/2008 08:29:18

    VMware reported revenue that slightly missed analyst expectations for its 2008 second quarter, a crucial period during which the virtualization leader ousted its cofounder from the CEO spot and lowered its revenue forecast for the year.
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    Where Everyone Works at Home 22/07/2008 08:24:44

    Chorus, a provider of clinical, practice management and financial software for health care providers, closed its Hasbrouck Heights, N.J., headquarters in early June and its other office, in Stafford, Texas (outside of Houston), in early July; that means all of the company's 35 employees and full-time consultants work at home.
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    Citrix aims to simplify mixed virtual environments 17/07/2008 10:24:11

    Citrix Systems on Tuesday announced Project Kensho, a set of tools that will allow virtual environments to be more independent of hypervisors.
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    Citrix aims to simplify mixed virtual environments 16/07/2008 08:59:00

    Citrix Systems has announced Project Kensho, a set of tools that will allow virtual environments to be more independent of hypervisors.
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    Virtualisation vendors start supporting common spec 16/07/2008 08:48:55

    Standards wars, such as the Blu-ray vs. HD-DVD battle, can keep many potential users on the sidelines until a winner is declared. Virtualization software vendors are trying to avoid just such a battle over the adoption of virtual appliances.
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    Battle of the Steves 11/07/2008 11:09:12

    Here's an irony: With XP's expiration date now 10 days past, you'd think Microsoft could take a deep breath, wipe the sweat off its brow, and enjoy some relative peace and quiet. Wrong. The software giant launched its Vista Compatibility Center this week -- and promptly fell on its face when the site was down for a whole day.
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    VMware's CEO switch targeted at Microsoft, analysts say 11/07/2008 08:37:05

    In tapping a former Microsoft executive to lead VMware's battle against the Redmond giant, VMware's EMC-controlled board of directors decided co-founder Diane Greene lacked the business savvy to win a struggle for market share, analysts say.
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    Virtualization wars: The empire strikes back 03/07/2008 09:52:41

    Hyper-V lives! Is Microsoft ready to prove it has what it takes in the virtualization arena? As I mentioned last week, Sun is on board: Read this quote from Sun's Senior Director of xVM, Vijay Sarathy. However, the company challenged Microsoft to answer some serious questions about its virtualization technology -- such as how Hyper-V can compete with the open source Xen-based alternatives and whether a Windows-only virtualization technology can hack it in today's increasingly heterogeneous datacenters.
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