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VMWare’s latest virtualization technology on Intel Core 2

Published June 29, 2007 Uncategorized Leave a Comment

Virtualization is one of the big opportunities Intel’s Digital Enterprise Groups sees can help IT pros. VMWare is playing a key role in making these possibilities a reality.

From PodTech:
Dr. Mendel Rosenblum, co-founder and chief scientist at VMWare and Min Xu, R&D engineer at VMWare, demonstrate the company’s newest virtualization technology.

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