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Virtualization
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| Optimize and manage your IT
infrastructure, from the desktop to the data center,
by virtualizing your computing, storage and networking
systems with VMware software. VMware products provide
enterprise-class virtual machines that increase
server and other resource utilization, improve performance,
increase security and minimize system downtime,
reducing the cost and complexity of delivering enterprise
services. By leveraging your existing technology,
VMware enables the roll out of new applications
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Benefits of Virtualization:
Realize production server consolidation
and containment by running software applications on
fewer servers.
Provide advanced business continuity protection at lower
cost and deliver high availability for critical applications.
Streamline software test and development by consolidating
disparate development, testing, and staging environments
with multiple operating systems on the same hardware.
Re-host legacy applications on new hardware for improved
reliability.
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Virtualization with Hyper-V R2
With Hyper-V, it's easier than ever to take advantage
of the cost savings of
virtualization through Windows Server 2008 R2. Optimize
your server hardware investments by consolidating multiple
server roles as separate virtual machines running on a
single physical machine, efficiently run multiple different
operating systems in parallel, on a single server, and
fully leverage the power of x64 computing.
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With Hyper-V, the next-generation hypervisor-based server
virtualization technology, as a role, plus flexible licensing
policies, it's now easier than ever to take advantage
of the cost savings of virtualization through Windows
Server 2008. This enables you to make the best use of
your server hardware investments by consolidating multiple
server roles as separate virtual machines (VMs) running
on a single physical machine and also efficiently run
multiple different operating systems—Windows, Linux,
and others—in parallel, on a single server, and
fully leverage the power of x64 computing.
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