There nothing like a huge IPO and being described as the hottest tech stock since Google to attract attention to your company, and it seems that this is what's happened to VMware. Writing on ...

Without any press announcement or ticker-tape parade, VMware decided to quietly remove the "server" from the VMware ESX Server product line. In case you missed it, VMware's hypervisor product is no ...

VMware ESX Server in the Enterprise is the definitive, real-world guide to planning, deploying, and managing today’s leading virtual infrastructure platform in mission-critical environments. It ...

With the huge push behind their VMware Infrastructure 3 product, who would have thought that VMware still had time to worry about its legacy server class virtualization product, VMware ESX Server 2.x?

VMware continues to deliver a firm farewell to partners who aren’t all-in on VCF, or who don’t operate clouds that offer the full VCF experience. The company has also made a significant change for ...

Security recommendations change depending on whether they deal with a server or an appliance. How does that mesh with a virtual infrastructure in which both ESX and ESXi play almost identical roles ...

In a tersely worded blog post, Iain Mulholland, director of VMware's Security Response Center, said the posted ESX code and associated commentary was created between 2003 and 2004. Mulholland did not ...

Gordon Haff is Red Hat's cloud evangelist although the opinions expressed here are strictly his own. He's focused on enterprise IT, especially cloud computing. However, Gordon writes about a wide ...

So i have a bunch of macpro 3,1 (2008) machines around and in the very serious need of getting a virtualised setup going for our server. I have read on the vmware forums that someone got ESXi running ...