Gartner: MS and VMware will eventually battle for leadership
By Tarry Singh at 13 October, 2007, 11:02 pm
“It is the hottest trend in IT,” Bittman said while speaking at the Gartner Symposium ITxpo 2007 in Orlando. “Ultimately, the changes in virtualization are about improving value to customers.”
Virtualization is basically a software-based technology that allows software applications and operating systems to be separated from their hardware systems and shared over servers and storage infrastructure. The technology helps corporations manage large pools of data more easily over fewer pieces of hardware by separating software and operating systems from their hardware devices
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