Oracle bolsters VirtualBox for enterprise use

	SUSE virtual appliances prepped for the mainframe | Fulcrum buy could deepen Intel's data-center role
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	Oracle bolsters VirtualBox for enterprise use Oracle has updated its open source VirtualBox virtualization software to make it more suitable for wide enterprise deployments, the company said. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Quest Save The Day – and Your Data - With vRanger Your VMware success depends on protecting critical Exchange data. It's a job for vRanger, the mighty backup and recovery solution. vRanger is simple, streamlined and faster than a speeding bullet, so your virtual data is safe and secure, today and tomorrow. Get your free trial and see for yourself. In this Issue SUSE virtual appliances prepped for the mainframe Fulcrum buy could deepen Intel's data-center role From CIO.com: Virtualization: An Easier Path to the Cloud VMware, EMC release new virtual storage, smaller VMAX array Silver Peak releases software-only WAN optimization RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: SAP Use Data to Beat the Competition Most companies recognize the importance of their data - but few are leveraging it to full advantage. So while your competitors sit back, you can sprint ahead - helping to cut costs, boost profits, build loyalty, and solve a myriad of day-to-day business challenges. No matter the size of your business, you can now compete on a level playing field. Click to continue SUSE virtual appliances prepped for the mainframe In its first SUSE-related product offering since it acquired Novell earlier last year, Attachmate has expanded the reach of SUSE Studio-based virtual appliances to include mainframes. Read More Fulcrum buy could deepen Intel's data-center role Intel's acquisition of Ethernet chip vendor Fulcrum Microsystems is just the latest step in integrating the components within data centers to help them work smoothly as a single virtual system. Read More VIDEO: Cisco Avoid Downtime with Network Resilience Network resiliency is a complex vision that encompasses security, availability, and network responsiveness. No single technology or system makes end-to-end network resiliency possible. However, a combination of Cisco innovations provides your network with high performance, fast recovery, and the ability to adapt dynamically to changing conditions. Learn More> From CIO.com: Virtualization: An Easier Path to the Cloud Is the idea of cloud computing still a bit ominous for your company? Not to worry. If you are already virtualizing some of your enterprise apps, then you've been gaining great experience that will help ease your transition, says analyst Laura DiDio. Read More VMware, EMC release new virtual storage, smaller VMAX array EMC has released virtual storage appliance software and a new, lower-end version of its high-end virtual storage array, VMAX. Read More Silver Peak releases software-only WAN optimization Silver Peak Systems released a software-only edition of its WAN optimization product that will allow users and vendors to deploy it on a variety of hardware and hypervisors, from virtualized blade servers to storage area networks. Read More
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