Five things you should know about virtualization [video] If you’re not working with virtualization today, you likely will be. Whether it’s through consolidating a data center, deploying software ...

Virtualization is one of my favorite topics. I often write about how it's a silver-bullet solution to a lot of problems. For example, I just mentioned yesterday how, if the vendor of your favorite ...

Virtualization is a major planetary body in the enterprise IT universe, impacting servers, storage, desktops and more. On the same trajectory is video conferencing infrastructure, and they'r ready to ...

Bernhard Schulzki, vice president of technology partner management at EMC, plays a key role in his company’s ecosystem. Wikibon co-founder and chief analyst Dave Vellante caught up with the executive ...

MacTech Magazine (https://www.mactech.com) has released video of graphics running on commercial virtualization solutions running on Intel-based Macs. MacTech‘s goal was to answer the often asked ...

WHAT: Webinar entitled, Enterprise Video Conferencing Goes Virtual-- Wainhouse Research Reveals Why Multipoint Video Conferencing is More Affordable than Ever with Virtualization In today’s era of ...

Last week we saw the first successful virtualization of ARM Windows 10 on an M1 Mac. The good news is that it even appeared to be “pretty snappy.” Now we’ve got a look at a helpful walkthrough and ...

Voice and video are often the only applications not yet virtualized, and the pressure is on all vendors in our industry to test and certify their portfolio for virtualization. Clouds are on ...

Brian Coulombe is Principal and Director of Operations at DVS, a division of Ross & Baruzzini. He can be reached at [email protected], through Linked in at www ...

Comcast first dipped its corporate toe into the ocean of network virtualization back in 2009 because it wanted to bring a better experience to its video subscribers. That led to the creation of its X1 ...

Most of the core call control vendors are virtualizing at least someof their systems; now virtualization is spreading to video elements, contact centers, SBCs and more. I have been attending ...