Paul Rubens

The big names in the container world such as Docker, Google, and Red Hat have all been ratcheting up the security of their container offerings over the

Pivotal has released the first upgrade to its Pivotal Container Service (PKS), and although it's slipped under the radar somewhat, it's actually quite a

If you feel the ground shake in the next few months and hear a boom loud enough to wake the dead, chances are it's just a sign that VMware's NSX network

Microsoft has always been a company that likes to jump onto a bandwagon it thinks is going places. So it shouldn't come as any great surprise that one

VMware will be launching a fully featured web client for their vSphere virtualization setup. Learn more now.

There's been plenty of speculation in the media about what Dell's proposed $67 billion acquisition of EMC will mean for its subsidiary, server

VMware used to be all about server virtualization, back in the day, but the Dell-controlled company has since gone on to encompass virtualized storage,

If you're a Windows shop and you're interested in containers, the good news is that container support is built into Windows Server 2016, and it's also

The Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities that affect microprocessors made by Intel, AMD and ARM are a huge deal for cloud service providers and their

Hybrid clouds have become very important for sever virtualization vendors like VMware — it's something we discussed in this column very recently. VMware

One of the first companies dedicated to enhancing the security of containers was Twistlock, a San Francisco-based company named after a piece of equipment

Server virtualization is all about running a workload in a standardized virtual machine that can be moved about from one virtualization host to another.