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Hyper-V expected to arrive tomorrow, read all about it

By Microsoft Subnet on Wed, 06/25/08 - 10:19pm.

Microsoft is expected to announce the official release of Hyper-V on Thursday. In expectation of that, there's been a flurry of server virtualization related news. Here's a rundown of stories, plus some links to blogs and news analysis.

Hyper-V review: good stuff even without great management

Q&A: VMware's CEO talks Microsoft, security, EMC and cloud computing

Vitual goo

What does it take to manage virtual servers?

Will VMware offer better ROI than Hyper-V? Some claim yes.

VMware vs. everyone

Microsoft & Citrix Accidently Create Virtualization Battleground

Hyper-V Leaves Linux Out In The Cold

Microsoft releases feature-complete Hyper-V beta

Glenn Weadock on Windows Server 2008

Product test: Windows Server 2008

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