Microsoft's Hyper-V may be having a sizable impact on VMware, yet what can VMware do to fight back? They can innovate and monetize unique features at a faster pace.

The recent CEO change at VMware suggests some interesting implications for cloud computing and how the coming battle over the data center will shape up.

The features and pricing of Hyper-V may be less important to Microsoft than how VMware executes on its invasion of the data center.

For awhile now I have been enjoying the freedom of developing with virtual machines. The biggest advantage it has given me is the freedom to run any host operating system I want (Windows, Linux or Mac). This article describes how to setup Windows Server 2008 for development using VMWare and includes...

The launch of Hyper-V promises to make the virtualization industry even more interesting and shift the battle from generalized virtualization benefit promotion to feature and capability business case specifics.

Microsoft's recent blog on Hyper-V and a recent trade press interview suggesting their intention to enter the data center market are designed to start putting the squeeze on VMware. Will it work? The ball may be in VMware's court at this point.

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