VMware is increasingly eyeing Citrix's virtual desktop turf as it moves beyond being a one-trick data center pony. Citrix, however, is a very formidable foe. The duel for your increasingly skinny, ...

Although VMware got its start with a desktop virtualization product aimed at developers, the company today is best known for bringing server virtualization to the mainstream. Creating multiple virtual ...

When I put together an overview of VMware’s virtualization portfolio in May of this year, my focus–like the company’s–was on their products that establish a virtualized infrastructure, and then manage ...

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The powerhouses of Mac OS X virtualization both got beefy updates in the last few weeks and they’re begging for comparison. (Read our original Parallels 6 and Fusion 3 reviews for more on the older ...

Redmond’s contentious Windows 8 is almost upon us, and the virtualization apps are already prepped for it with the latest incarnations of Parallels Desktop 8 and VMware Fusion 5. While the main focus ...

If you need to run Windows apps on an Apple Silicon Mac, the two best choices are Parallels Desktop 18 for Mac and VMWare Fusion. Here's what you should know about the two tools. One of the rare ...

VMware will offer virtual desktop services for Google’s Chromebooks, allowing them to run Windows applications on the pared-down laptops based on the Chrome OS. Organizations could save as much as ...

VMware on Tuesday released VMware View 3, new software aimed at providing desktop virtualization, application virtualization and management of virtual desktops in one product. VMware View is a ...

VMware is about to release a new version of its Horizon VDI (virtual desktop infrastructure) software that will allow administrators to manage VDI and non-VDI deployments in a unified manner, by using ...

VMware basically owns the x86 server virtualization right now, but that hasn’t stopped Citrix, Microsoft, Red Hat, and others from trying to gain momentum and take away market share from the ...