Xen 4.5 flexes its muscles on Intel and ARM

2015 will be the year of container wars Citrix aims to cut virtual desktop costs with next-gen XenServer

InfoWorld's Virtualization January 15, 2015 Xen 4.5 flexes its muscles on Intel and ARM The Xen hypervisor's latest version focuses all the more on performance, high availability, and feature support for ARM chip sets in the data center. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. INSIDER 2015 will be the year of container wars 2. Citrix aims to cut virtual desktop costs with next-gen XenServer Resource compliments of: ViewSonic Free Teradici PCoIP® Card with 75 Zero Client Purchase Coupled with next-gen ViewSonic PCoIP zero clients, Teradici’s PCoIP Hardware Accelerator drops CPU utilization by as much as 50% under heavy multimedia workload, ensuring a reliable & consistent user experience even as loads change. This allows you to consolidate the number of users on the same server and get the highest possible performance. EXPERIENCE THE UTMOST IN VDI EFFICIENCY. PURCHASE 75 VIEWSONIC ZERO CLIENTS AND RECEIVE A FREE TERADICI PCOIP HARDWARE ACCELERATOR (APEX 2800), A $1,995 VALUE! OFFER ENDS 1/31/15, GET YOURS BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE! LEARN MORE. INSIDER 2015 will be the year of container wars Docker's getting all the container headlines, but, as we're going to see this year, there's a lot more to containers than just one company. READ MORE Citrix aims to cut virtual desktop costs with next-gen XenServer For XenServer 6.5, Citrix has been working on improving the platform's GPU virtualization capabilities. The end result is that companies can now achieve a greater density of virtualized desktops for graphics-heavy apps using XenServer.READ MORE Webcast: APC by Schneider Electric Reduced IT Load can Affect PUE A number of forces are converging: the cloud, converged infrastructure, big data and fabric architectures to name a few. And if those weren’t enough, data center professionals must keep systems up 24 by 7, keep data secure, meet compliance obligations and keep costs and energy usage under control. It’s a tall order.LEARN MORE