Mitchell Ashley talks with interesting people about interesting topics in the world of Microsoft.
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In part 2 of my interview with Simon Crosby, Citrix CTO Virtualization, we delve deeper into Microsoft Hyper-V, why Simon is so excited about Microsoft's launch of Hyper-V, how Hyper-V is based on Xen as its reference model, why Simon sees Hyper-V as a good solution for SMBs, whether Red Hat's oVirt has any legs or not, and how Xen plans to be the dominant virtualization player in cloud computing. After parts 1 and 2 of this interview, I think we covered a lot of ground about virtualization. (23:18)
Part 1: Citrix CTO Simon Crosby Claims The Hypervisor War Is Over
Music by Michael Reese
Mitchell Ashley talks with interesting people about interesting topics in the world of Microsoft.
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