What's next for the world of virtualisation? Cloud computing, mobile phones and operating systems have all been talked up at VMworld Europe in Cannes this past week.
We chatted with experts from VMware, Dell, Citrix and Microsoft to get their views on what's next for the fast-paced market sector over the next year or so.
Click here for more virtualisation news from VMworld Europe 2009.
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HPE's new Cray system is a pocket powerhouseNews Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) had unveiled new HPC storage, liquid cooling, and supercomputing offerings ahead of SC25
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High performance and long battery life: How Dell AI PCs offer the best of both worldsUnlocking the true potential of on-device AI requires a perfect balance between software and hardware
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Tesco is taking Broadcom to court – here’s whyNews The retailer is demanding £100 million in compensation following VMware pricing and licensing changes
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Who is John Roese?Dell's CTO and Chief AI Officer John Roese brings pragmatism to AI
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How simplicity benefits the IT partner ecosystemSponsored Content Across private cloud and AI adoption, simple approaches can unlock more time and money for IT teams
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A focused shift to partner-delivered services generates new opportunities with Broadcom
Sponsored Content Broadcom is investing in professional services — delivered through partners — for long-term customer success
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VCF: The key to cloud success now and in the futureSponsored Content Private cloud offers the security and scalability that modern enterprises require
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Moving Broadcom VMware licenses to subscription-based modelsSponsored Content With a committed channel, Broadcom makes the journey to subscription-based VMware licenses as smooth as possible
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VMware needs to win back trust – and VMware Explore Barcelona 2024 is its chance to do soAnalysis After a year of heavily criticized messaging, VMware will need to hit reset and prove it can meet customer needs and demands
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Meta layoffs hit staff at WhatsApp, Instagram, and Reality Labs divisionsNews The 'year of efficiency' for Mark Zuckerberg continues as Meta layoffs affect staff in key business units
