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Microsoft's Virtual Server technology to be standard in Longhorn server
"Today, we have a product called Virtual Server that sits on top of Windows and provides virtualization capabilities," Microsoft SVP Bob Muglia, told ComputerWorld. "In the future, we're going to build the hypervisor and the virtualization stack into Windows. So while it's a whole new set of technologies, much, if not all, of what Virtual Server does today goes into the operating system. It becomes an operating system feature."
However, this new hypervisor will not immediately appear - it will materialise as an update to the Longhorn server OS some time in 2009.
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Spike
on June 10, 2005 8:56 PM |
Oh look! another [i]"feature"[/i]! Why can't windows stick to being an operating system?I'm sure if people want a virtual server, they'll install it, and it would probably work better! |
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