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PrimeurWeekly 18 January 2010
>EuroFlash
>e-IRG Data Management Task Force: Final report and recommendations endorsed by e-IRG and ESFRI
>e-IRG Roadmap 2009 draft released - Comments welcome
>Altair released PBS Works 10.2
>Intercontinental Grid - Europe and China link up for research
>Towards an interoperable scientific Cloud for Europe
>'Wet' computing systems to boost processing power
>Altair and Summitech develop new methodology for vehicle chassis system development
>Easy-build wireless networks
>USFlash
>Industry's biggest, highest performance FPGA now shipping from Xilinx
>Platform Computing customer Harvard Medical School receives 2009 InfoWorld 100 Award for internal Cloud computing project
>Cray anticipates record revenue in 2009 and further revenue growth in 2010
>New research resolves conflict in theory of how galaxies form
>U.S. Government cyber security priorities for 2010
>HP and Microsoft simplify technology environments with solutions built on new infrastructure-to-application model
>Karad Urban Co-operative Bank chooses IBM for state-of-the-art modular data centre installation
>Grant allows college to share HPC with ACM
>Obsidian Strategics Inc. hires experienced Vice President of Sales & Marketing to meet growing product demand for Longbow IB range extenders
>Raritan introduces first digital KVM Switch with FIPS 140-2 certified encryption module for secure data centre access
>Sun Microsystems and Fujitsu enhance SPARC Enterprise M3000 Server
>VMware announces the availability of VMware Go - virtualization for SMBs in three easy steps
>ACME Portable supports high-performance DisplayPort connection
>VMware to acquire Zimbra
>Panasonic ushers in the Cloud computing era with IBM LotusLive
>Expanded technology partnership to increase integration of 6WIND's multicore embedded networking software with Emerson Network Power's AdvancedTCA platforms
>Open-Silicon targets derivative IC market with SLE acquisition
>Michigan State University researchers study climate change and food production in East Africa
>Raritan's Power IQ energy management software talks to more enterprise systems and manages more data centre equipment
>Tesla Bio Workbench enables scientists to achieve new breakthroughs
>Will your next shampoo be developed on GPUs?
>Cloudsoft appoints Linda Bernardi and Rich Miller to strategic Advisory Board
VMware announces the availability of VMware Go - virtualization for SMBs in three easy steps
Palo Alto 13 January 2010 VMware Inc., a global expert in virtualization solutions from the desktop through the data centre and to the Cloud, has made available VMware Go, a web-based service that allows small or medium businesses (SMBs) to virtualize servers and create running virtual machines with just a few clicks of a mouse. VMware Go provides SMBs with an easy on-ramp to virtualizing their applications by automating the installation and configuration of the industry-leading hypervisor, VMware ESXi.
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"With VMware Go, we are eliminating the skill barrier for getting started with virtualization, so companies who are concerned about not having the IT resources or expertise, especially SMBs, can now more quickly and easily enjoy the many benefits of virtualization", stated Dan Chu, Vice President of Emerging Products and Markets, VMware. "Both VMware Go and VMware ESXi are free offerings that can provide instant cost-savings with improved server utilization, reduced energy use and centralized management of the datacenter so IT can focus more on innovation and less on maintenance."

One of the major barriers of SMB adoption of virtualization has always been a lack of confidence that the implementation process will work right the first time", stated Tim Cox, Principal at Cox Technical Services. "As such, I welcome VMware Go because it opens virtualization to a large market of SMBs who didn't think they had the knowledge to virtualize their servers. It is an awesome tool to introduce people to virtualization or reintroduce them if they've been away from it for awhile."

VMware Go has already successfully created over three-thousand virtual machines for over one-thousand beta testers. VMware Go together with VMware ESXi provides companies with a quick way to reduce overhead and simplify business operations by running multiple operating systems and applications on a single server - spending less money on hardware, power and cooling, and server administration.

"As I talk to IT Admins in the SMB market, what I have learned is that as their business grows, IT maintenance and the need for more servers grows even faster", stated David Davis, vExpert, VCP, and VMware video training author at computer training provider Train Signal. "With VMware Go and VMware ESXi, these same SMB IT centres can handle large influxes of server growth or perform virtual consolidation while saving time, money and resources in the process."

VMware Go dramatically simplifies and accelerates virtualization in three simple steps:

1. Initial ESXi server set-up

  • Unique web-browser interface and intuitive wizard guides and accelerates installation and set-up process
  • Built in hardware compatibility check automates the process of selecting physical server environments

2. Virtual machine creation

  • Leverage existing physical server configuration, install a prebuilt virtual appliance, or start with a new, clean virtual machine.

3. Manage ESXi servers and virtual machines

  • Centralized management interface simplifies changes to a virtual environment.
  • Monitor virtual machines for basic performance and resource utilization.
- Scan and update virtual machines from a central console.
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Source: VMware

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