There are two kinds of virtual machine managers, but for servers, data centers, and clouds there's only one that matters: Bare metal hypervisors Once upon a time, there was nothing but native, or bare ...

Desktop virtualization is hot -- ask any IT pundit. But it can also be confusing, because the market contains a variety of server- and client-based technologies for creating virtual desktops. Virtual ...

Says the company could release a client hypervisor better than Citrix's fairly quickly if it wanted to, but customers aren't ready for a bare-metal hypervisor VMware is claiming it doesn’t need to ...

At its core, there are two major types of virtualisation: Type 1 and Type 2. There are complaints attached to these labels, and there are hybrids that defy them, but by and large they serve their ...

New bare-metal hypervisor allows Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux virtual servers to operate side-by-side on Mac server hardware Parallels, known for its cloud services automation and virtualization ...

There are a number of other important issues that you will need to investigate in order to make sure you choose the right hypervisor.. To start, make a check list of the research you will need to do ...

The phrase “bare-metal client hypervisor” is a mouthful, but one IT execs ought to get used to saying in the coming years. Test: Xen-based hypervisors push performance limits As the name suggests, ...

Citrix Systems Inc. said today that it is working with Intel Corp. to develop a “bare-metal” hypervisor for desktop and laptop PCs, a move that is aimed at broadening the use of desktop virtualization ...

We'd like to thank Citrix and Intel for revealing this week that they've been working on what they're calling a "bare metal" hypervisor that'll be optimized for Intel technology. Oh, we're sure it'll ...

The bare-metal hypervisor, also known as a Type 1 hypervisor, is desktop virtualization software that is installed directly onto the PC’s hardware. But the technology is in its infancy — even big ...

Citrix Systems is working with Intel to develop a “bare metal” hypervisor for client PCs, which proponents say could broaden the use of desktop virtualization by overcoming some of the technology’s ...

Citrix is developing a "bare metal" hypervisor for client PCs. Most hypervisors for the client today are "Type 2", which are installed on a PC's host OS. A bare metal hypervisor is installed with the ...