Amy Newman

Storage virtualization is hot, hot, hot. Is it also a case study in convergence?One of the advantages of being in a major metropolitan area is the

VMware's Virtual Infrastructure 3 is a salve for a trifecta of enterprise woes: storage, patching and power management.It was only a matter of time before

A new captain takes the helm at Virtual Iron. Plus, stellar earnings for VMware. It may seem counterintuitive, but having the best product in the world,

VMware announced the second iteration of VMware Server, while Microsoft unveiled key virtual details about Windows Server 2008. With the concentration of

IBM and HP are taking the blade battle to the virtual realm. Will their approaches to I/O virtualization be the difference between the competing products?

Server sales are up for the third quarter, but the vendors are preparing for an inevitable virtual fight.If your thoughts last week centered more around

As 2007 wraps up, here are seven areas that will have an impact on the server virtualization market in 2008.With the number of days left in 2007

The Xen hypervisormay be the poster child for open source virtualization, but it's not the only option. Since its launch in late 2005, the SWsoft-backed

Virtual Iron strolled further down the path on its virtual storage roadmap this week with the announcement that it was joining forces with FalconStor

In technology time RFID has been on the scene a while. Despite it being an established concept, RFID, especially active RFID, has yet to find a solid

It's been a tough few weeks for VMware. Last week, Microsoft kicked its virtualizationefforts up a notch with its Virtualization Deployment Summit. This

Let's face it, there's nothing terribly scintillating about I/O. At best, it's akin to air: When data is flowing, it's something no one thinks about. But