JumpBox Jumpstarts SMB Virtualization
 Joe Wilcox
The CEO and COO of JumpBox join us for this week's Microsoft Watch. In a departure from our usual guests, the topic is open-source virtualization alternatives to products from the likes of Microsoft or VMware. |
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JumpBox Jumpstarts SMB Virtualization
In this Microsoft Watch: Joe Wilcox speaks with Kimbro Staken and Sean Tierney, respectively, CEO and COO of JumpBox, a company that markets virtualization appliances to small businesses, in this Microsoft Watch podcast. JumpBox seeks to bring more open-source software to a Microsoft market stronghold.
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Comments (1)
"Why Microsoft Rattles The Patent Saber"
"Imagine you're Microsoft and you've spent years struggling to get Windows Server 2008 out the door and will be struggling afterward to add server virtualization? Then along comes Linus Torvalds and his merry band and they add KVM to the Linux kernel over the course of a few months, release a new kernel for review every 2 to 3 months, and attract thousands of developers interested in the new features. Linux had both VMware and Xen hypervisors running on it just fine. Now it's got another one freely available inside the kernel."
Posted by n0neXn0ne | November 28, 2007 6:24 PM