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Microsoft has troubled road ahead with virtualisation |
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by Stan Beer
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Tuesday, 15 July 2008 |
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Page 3 of 3 "The Redmond giant also argues that Hyper-V will be
cheaper than VMware’s hypervisor. But any price comparisons must
involve an assessment of the management tools that customers will also
need to buy – and their functionality. Microsoft is already in damage
control mode."
In addition to Stammers views on cost, it's going
to be hard for Microsoft to play the price card against a competitor
that has successfully demonstrated to clients that it already pays for
itself many times over.
As is the case in the Internet space, it looks like troubled times ahead for Microsoft on the virtualisation front.
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