Standardizing the desktop with virtualization

	3 key issues for secure virtualization | Servers are refreshed with Intel's new E5 chips
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	Standardizing the desktop with virtualization More companies are using desktop virtualization tools to create a 'gold standard' -- one desktop version that gets pushed out to all end users. Read More WHITE PAPER: Brocade Communications Is Cloud the Answer to Federal IT Savings? In this eGuide, Computerworld and its sister publications CIO and Network World have collected interviews and articles that cover some of the biggest issues faced by federal agency IT departments today. Read on to learn about the technology challenges the U.S. government is facing, and how some agencies are dealing with them. Read now. In this Issue 3 key issues for secure virtualization Servers are refreshed with Intel's new E5 chips Review: VDI without the server connection tuCloud criticizes Microsoft, OnLive for virtual desktop licensing debacle On CIO.com: Is mobile virtualization ready for your business? WHITE PAPER: Dell SMB's and the Consumerization of IT As social media becomes an integral part of consumer technology, an increasing number of employees are bringing their personal mobile devices to work, enabling social media and collaboration in the workplace. Learn More 3 key issues for secure virtualization Virtualization represents a sea change in IT practices. Bound for years by the "one application, one server" rule, IT infrastructure was over capacity, underused and not cost-effective. Read More Servers are refreshed with Intel's new E5 chips Top server makers announced major product upgrades with Intel's new Xeon E5 processors and technologies that deliver better performance and throughput for robust virtualization and cloud deployments in data centers. Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 Enabling Storage Flexibility to Better Manage Data Growth Virtualizing file storage gives organizations the flexibility and data mobility required to reduce backup windows and costs, improve storage efficiency, and seamlessly integrate new technologies such as data deduplication and cloud storage. Learn More! Review: VDI without the server connection Virtual Computer NxTop Enterprise 4.0 conquers desktop virtualization with intuitive central management, Xen-based client hypervisor, and strong policy-based controls. Read More tuCloud criticizes Microsoft, OnLive for virtual desktop licensing debacle Less than a week after Microsoft put its foot down on OnLive's virtual desktop solution for allegedly violating its licensing standards, tuCloud capitalized by releasing its own product, taking a few jabs at both OnLive and Microsoft in the process. Read More On CIO.com: Is mobile virtualization ready for your business? Virtualization is a reality in most data centers these days, but now IT executives are looking at making it mobile. By running two instances of an operating system on a smartphone, you can relegate personal apps and services to one OS and business services to a more secure OS. Read More
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