Wednesday, 28 August 2013

[TechRepublic] The impacts of virtualising each and every wheel

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The impacts of virtualising each and every wheel

In the next few years, virtualisation is set to jump out of the server and inhabit the rest of the datacentre, and it's going to change your job.

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