- Evolution of the Virtual Datacenter – You didn’t think that VMware was going to stand idly by and let EC2 and Xen become the default cloud virtual platform, did you? Well, they’re implying they’re not going to let that happen with this slide, at least. Seen at virtualization.info.
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[...] is designed to support multiple client-side interfaces.” If VMware is perhaps working on responding to EC2, this could be thought of as EC2’s response to VMware ESX, in a way – although it’s [...]
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