Why is VMware calling this an operating system, rather than a cloud computing architecture? Operating systems, in the classical sense of the IT term, refer to products such as Microsoft Windows ...

VMware's flagship product is called vSphere and it can be thought of, more or less, like a Windows for the data center. On PCs operating systems like Windows play two roles: they offer an ...

VMware's Cloud Ops IP helps IT transition to a new operating model for cloud computing that promises ... Deloitte, EMC, HP, Infosys, T-Systems and VMware. Participation in the Cloud Ops Forum may ...

NVMe/TCP meets predictive AI in a storage stack engineered to provide a viable path to a virtualised and modern IT ...

Although VMware claims vSphere 4 is a "cloud operating system", it is not an operating system in the traditional sense — instead, it manages virtual processors across multiple cores and the ...

For as long as I have been an IT professional, VMware Workstation has ... Users can network together sets of operating systems to complete the testing and development of code or of network or server ...

Hypervisor classics in the Windows area include Oracle Virtualbox, Vmware Workstation ... the x86 processor architecture. The virtual system can be used like a conventional operating system ...

Seven months after VMware began teasing the industry with previews of the “Virtual Datacenter Operating System,” VMware on Tuesday dropped that moniker and is now calling vSphere a “cloud ...