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[News] A Look at VMware's Claim of O/S Obsolecence

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VMware proposes a new kind of OS

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| In some respects, VDC OS is merely the next rung on the VMware hype ladder. 
| After all, if the media is predicting that OS vendors will put you out of 
| business, preemptively proclaiming the death of the traditional OS is a 
| decent tactic. If you look past the marketing, however, VDC OS is actually a 
| fascinating concept. If VMware manages to achieve half of what it promises, 
| it could have significant implications for application developers and 
| customers alike.      
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http://computerworld.co.nz/news.nsf/tech/E339FAFC0B0DC79FCC2574CF007AF282


Recent:

VMware's hypervisor to go open source?

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| He expressed admiration for how the open source model encourages
| participation by anyone regardless of where they are located, but he didn’t
| say whether VMware will actually open source ESX.
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http://www.networkworld.com/news/2008/091608-vmware-hypervisor-open-source.html


VMware chief says the OS is history

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| The VDC OS is an attempt to extend the use of virtualization beyond the
| server, where it is widely used today, and apply the same principles to all
| the other hardware in a data center, including network switches and storage.
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http://www.linuxworld.com.au/index.php?id=1702289034&rid=-50


Related:

Dell to stuff hypervisors in flash memory

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| Dell CTO Kevin Kettler today confirmed these plans during a speech here at
| LinuxWorld, saying the company expects to see major performance and
| power-saving improvements by dumping a hypervisor in flash. Customers will
| basically "boot to a virtual machine-ready" state, he said.  
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/08/07/dell_hypervisor_flash/


Virtualization: Linux's killer app

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| Think about it. Even Microsoft supports running Linux on its Virtual
| Server product. Why would it do that? Wouldn't an OS partitioning
| technology, such as that used by OpenVz or Sun Solaris, be more in
| keeping with the kind of homogeneous environments that Microsoft
| would like to see? Why would Microsoft invest its resources to
| support a virtual machine technology that can only open the
| door to Linux in the datacenter?
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http://www.infoworld.com/article/07/02/19/08OPopenent_1.html
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