Microsoft's plan to catch up to competitors in providing virtualization has hit a snag. The company said this week it has pushed back the release of a beta of virtualization technology for Windows Server and a service pack to its existing virtualization software.
The public beta of Windows Server virtualization, code-named Viridian, will ship in the second half of 2007, not in the first half, according to an entry on the Windows Server Division Weblog by Mike Neil, general manager of virtualization at Microsoft.
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