ZDNet: What Does Microsoft's Xen Relationship Mean?

"Usually, when I write here about Microsoft, it's in a negative way, and the result is very intense debate.

"Today I come, not to bury Big Green, but to praise it.

"Microsoft's agreement to bridge with Xen, through Xensource, will mean Linux and Windows can run on the same machine, through virtualization. It comes just a few months after Xensource dropped its founders and hired a former Veritas man, Peter Levine, as CEO in an attempt to find a business model for the virtualization software..."

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