As Microsoft, Citrix Systems, Oracle and others besiege its virtualization base, VMware is pushing its new virtual infrastructure software, vSphere 4. With this technology, officially launched today, VMware executives
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hope to extend their stronghold in server virtualization to desktops, applications and the entire virtual infrastructure.
Here's a roundup of vSphere-related news of importance to the IT channel.
VMware consolidates resellers, other partners into one channel program
VMware releases long-awaited VMsafe security API
VMware extends storage features with vSphere 4
VMworld attendees demand, but don't get, vSphere details
Maritz touts vSphere as 'software mainframe'
VMware focuses on stability, availability and security with vSphere 4