Oracle To Stop Developing Sun Virtualization Technologies
hypnosec writes "Oracle will soon be announcing its decision to stop development of Sun virtualization technologies including Sun Ray Software and Hardware, Oracle Virtual Desktop Client, and Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) product lines. In an update to its support policies [Oracle support login required] for virtualization software and hardware, the database company has revealed that this decision is a result of its efforts to 'tightly align Oracle's future desktop virtualization portfolio investments with Oracle Corporation's overall core business strategy.'"
As I had to RTFA to figure this out, thought I'd pass on that VirtualBox is still going to be actively developed.
If, like me, the summary freaked you out, you'll be happy to hear that VirtualBox is not getting the axe.
I doubt they would be killing them off if they were profitable. I do a lot of work in the virtualization and VDI space (not all of it by choice, mind you) and I have never run into anyone even asking about Oracle in those regards. AFAIK the only thing that could be considered really successful is Virtual Box and it's sticking around, thank [omnipotent bearded deity #4].
I browse on +1 so AC's need not respond, I won't see it.
This has nothing to do with that kind of virtualization. A much better headline would be: