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Microsoft is using virtualization to provide Windows 7 users backward compatibility to the software makers seemingly hard-to-kill Windows XP

We all know it takes money to make money, but without any free capital, some IT shops are having a difficult time finding the ROI for server virtualization. A Toronto systems management firm argues why companies should buck this trend and continue making virtual infrastructure investments

Microsoft continues take on VMWare with a bevy of virtualization-related software and service announcements. Sun, Citrix and Virtual Iron have signed up for its server validation program and analyst Dan Kusnetzky weighs in on the news

Virtualization is increasingly becoming a target for attacks. What you should know about securing your virtual infrastructure

Qlusters vice president of marketing John Harleman said openQRM takes the benefits of virtualization and enables users to apply them to, and between, physical and virtual systems.

Like the notion of soup to nuts, virtualization is a technology term that encompasses everything from servers and storage to applications and operating systems. While the concepts have been employed in the mainframe and Unix space, companies are bringing the technology to the x86 and Windows worlds in a big way.

Microsoft said this month it would remove the price tag from its Virtual Server and begin offering the virtualization technology as a free download.