Paul Rubens

Hunt around Apple's app store, and you'll find several iPad apps from well-known names in the virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) space: There's VMware's

VMware might be the dominant force when it comes to server virtualization, but since its release more than three years ago, Microsoft's Hyper-V hypervisor

Who'd have thought cloud computing would be such a rich source of sound bites? Like this one: Salesforce.com is "the Roach Motel of clouds." You just know

Citrix's XenServer server virtualization technology doesn't have a huge market share. But that's not to say its insignificant: It has its

VMware has the lion's share of the server virtualization market, with a product range that provides everything from simple server consolidation for small

Forget about server consolidation, increased utilization, lower hardware costs and all those other benefits of server virtualization regularly trotted out

Working out how much virtualization is going to cost you has always been tricky, and it's certainly not getting any easier. Per-CPU socket pricing, vRAM

Getting data on virtualization technology usage can be hard to come by, but here's some good news: A quarterly industry survey of 500 enterprises called

Stuxnet-style malware that attacks computer hardware could put your company out of business by physically destroying the servers, networking equipment and

Can a virtualized environment be compatible with regulatory compliance? It's question rarely raised, but one that's important to address because

Microservers vs. Server Blades The difference between microservers and server blades is very similar to the difference between a netbook and a

The iPad and other tablets may have crushed the market for tiny low-powered netbook computers, but the netbook concept is returning with a vengeance. This