VMware CEO Paul Maritz and his successor, Pat Gelsinger, will take center stage at VMworld on Aug. 27. Joined by CTO Steve Herrod, the trio is expected to describe how VMware (NYSE: VMW) will push beyond traditional virtualization to power next-generation data centers. The goal: Virtualize servers, storage and networking while empowering customers for cloud computing.
At VMworld 2012 (Aug. 26-30, San Francisc0), VMware is expected to share an expanded vision — one that involves virtualization driving private and public cloud initiatives. Amid a CEO transition, VMware (NYSE: VMW) is expected to explain how its software will power converged data centers that are elastic and scalable.
Did anyone really expect Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) to sit idly quiet while rival VMware (NYSE: VMW) talked up its new hybrid cloud services unit, a major turn in focus for the virtualization kingpin?
VMware’s new hybrid cloud offering will allow its customers to migrate their cloud services to a public cloud, saving money in the move through shared equipment.
Longtime partners Hitachi and VMware (NYSE: VMW) have again teamed up, this time to promote hybrid cloud technology, with the Japanese vendor joining the virtualization kingpin’s vCloud Data Center Services program and the two companies pledging to collaborate on cloud services research and development, marketing and sales activities.
VMware (NYSE: VMW) has launched a Cloud Applications Marketplace, which provides partners and customers with downloadable application blueprints, reference architectures and other guidance for deploying public or private cloud solutions.
When it comes to VMware (NYSE: VMW), channel partners typically think big –as in big data centers, big virtualization projects and big cloud build-outs. But VMware is reminding partners not to overlook opportunities in the small and midsize business (SMB) market. That’s where VMware vSphere 5.1 solutions enter the picture.
Virtualization kingpin VMware (NYSE: VMW) advised users that it has patched a security vulnerability in its View desktop virtualization platform that could have given an opening for an unauthenticated remote attacker to execute a directory traversal attack to retrieve random files from affected View Servers, potentially exposing sensitive information housed on the server.
The previously unknown, o
Written by: Peter Dinham | Published in: Cloud ServicesBuilding on its partnership with VMware, global Application Delivery Networking provider, F5, has announced it will support VXLAN functionality, enabling organisations to seamlessly support software defined networking (SDN) initiatives by combining VMware and F5 solutions.
When Kaspersky Lab Channel Chief Nancy Reynolds surfaced at the recent VMworld 2012 conference, it was the latest sign that security software companies want to help channel partners safeguard virtualized systems and private cloud environments. But will channel partners jump on the bandwagon?
Reynolds and her Kaspersky Lab peers have been talking up secure virtualization for quite some time.