VMware makes strategic investment in open source-based configuration management technology - what does it all mean?

Three key actions from VMware punctuate the changes in the server virtualization ecosphere over the last twelve months, but what exactly do they mean for the future?

VMware and EMC are taking both a back-to-basics and a forward-looking approach in committing key technologies and resources to the Pivotal Initiative.

Our latest tutorial reveals how you can use VMware Player's Virtual Network Editor to create custom virtual adapters and then assign them to VMs.

Linux vendor takes aim at VMware with upcoming virtualization platform update.

Like the infamous villains in James Bond flicks, VMware would very much like to rule the world -- the cloud world in this case.

VMware executives explain how the new licensing changes for vSphere 5 are being favorably received.

Having difficulties when trying to set a network adapter on a VMware Player machine in Bridged mode?  Our latest tutorial reveals a solution for the bridged network issue.

VMware CTO Steve Herrod tells OpenStack that he want to join the party.

The company's latest vCloud Suite update provides new automation capabilities.

Is VMware's elimination of the hated "vTax" a sign that the company is changing its focus to where the real money is?

VMware's new CEO backtracks on last year's vSphere pricing change as new virtualization solutions debut at VMworld.

The latest version of VMware View debuts with new functionality to improve the overall user experience, but are the enhancements enough to warrant an upgrade for your environment?

VMware has enjoyed record growth and innovation during Paul Maritz's time as CEO, so why exactly is EMC's Pat Gelsinger set to take over on September 1st?

The virtualization firm shows just how serious it is about the Software-Defined Networking (SDN) market, spending $1.2 billion to acquire Nicira.

You have to balance adequate failover capacity with the ability to remain productive and cost-efficient. Admission control in VMware allows you to do both.

The recent barbs traded between VMware and Microsoft can mean only one thing -- each sees the other as a real threat in the server virtualization and private cloud computing markets.

Just how realistic is VMware's endgame of a data center where everything is virtualized and controlled via software?

Working in vCenter is great until the unthinkable happens -- you have a "stuck" VM. You can't do anything with it except use some command-line magic.

The software-defined data center is not a threat to server vendors.

While VMware vSphere can already handle some of the most complex virtual machine configurations you can throw at it, version 5.0 brings even more flexibility to the HA and storage capabilities with an eye toward performance and scalability.

Was VMware's recent security breach a bombshell or something barely worth raising an eyebrow about?  A security expert weighs in.

The latest release of the company's Virtualization Manager lets IT manage both VMware and Microsoft Hyper-V environments in a  single view.

VMware's CEO emphasizes his company's strength in both private and public cloud infrastructure as revenues continue to grow.

HotLink recently refreshed SuperVISOR, its VMware hypervisor management system, with an eye on making it easier to administer heterogeneous hypervisor environments from vCenter.