Marines look for a few less servers, via virtualization; Vendor pitches ‘virtual appliance’ as FTP alternative

Opinion
Nov 12, 20072 mins

Latest virtualization news.

Marines look for a few less servers, via virtualization, 11/06/07: The U.S. Marine Corps intends to take server virtualization technology into war — literally — as part of an effort to improve its IT deployments on the battlefield.

Intel launches power-efficient Penryn processors, 11/11/07: Intel on Sunday launched its long-awaited new line of power-efficient microprocessors, code-named Penryn, designed to deliver better graphics and application performance as well as virtualization capabilities.

Vendor pitches ‘virtual appliance’ as FTP alternative, 11/06/07: Accellion Monday released a virtualized version of its namesake file transfer appliance, which is designed to help IT departments securely manage the transmission of large files that workers typically now send as e-mail attachments.

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