Virtual Iron to embrace Sun Galaxy Servers, Microsoft Windows

January 14, 2006

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Quoting from CRN:

Virtual Iron has joined Sun Microsystems’ Partner Advantage Program and plans to offer its platform on Microsoft Windows next summer.

The Lowell, Mass.-based company, which develops advanced data-center virtualization and management software for Linux, recently announced support for Sun’s new x64-based Galaxy servers based on AMD processors.
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Currently, the platform runs on Linux only but will be offered on Windows next summer, Virtual Iron executives said.

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