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Linux-Based Virtualisation – The Way To Save Money and Go Green
Jul 14, 2008, 13 :30 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (6018 reads)

(Other stories by David M. Williams)

"Microsoft’s latest release of their server product, Windows Server 2008, promised something big: a built-in hypervisor. Yet, this did not ship with the product. In order to finally get out the door, Windows Server 2008 was released with only a beta version of this functionality. The release to manufacturing has only now not long taken place. There will be licensing costs if you want to use it, however. By contrast, Linux has had hypervisor technologies available already – and it doesn’t need it for best results, anyway."

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that is one of the major purposes for a  ...   the OS is supposed to provide memory protection   
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