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Red Hat Pledges 'Integrated Virtualization'

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the more-people-in-the-drivers-seat dept.

OSS_ilation writes "Red Hat was all about virtualization in a recent announcement for an 'integrated virtualization' initiative with XenSource and chipmakers AMD and Intel. The move was seen as a way for Red Hat to bring its commitment to virtualization technology into 'sharper focus [...] with the release of a product roadmap that includes virtualization technology built into its enterprise version of Linux.' Red Hat's CTO, Brian Stevens, said the move would remove the complex 'rocket science' aspect of virtualization, and drive the technology into more enterprises as a result."

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  1. what about VIA? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    or are they too close to the GNAA? fp tez

  2. Virtualizing the Virtualization by Osinoche · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    If RedHat encourages Virtualization and integrated Virtualization. Suppose the Virtualized Virtualization Virtualizes the Integrated Virtualization of a New Virtualization. What happens when the Virtualized Virtualization is Virtualized by yet another Integrated Virtualization? Won't somebody PLEASE think of the virtualizations? Pleeeeaaassseeee...!!!! Baby Virtualizations are at an all time low. The Ghetto Virtualization shall take over the Inner City Virtualization, causing mass mobilization of the more affluent virtualization to out lying suburb virtualizations. It's called Virtualization flight. --- osi IF you are confused by virtualizations. Then you have confused the IF Then statement for a FOR statement. --- Eat more Osi Be more Osi Worship Osi

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  3. Who cares? by Moofie · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    I pledge Bifurcated Trumanism!

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    Why yes, I AM a rocket scientist!
  4. This sucks by NitsujTPU · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Either people have actually begun reading the articles thorougly before posting, nobody is interested in technology on this site anymore... opting for politics.