[ Thanks to E.
Stride for this link. ]
“With Intel, we’ll build a full open source platform
for virtual appliances, and we’ll build it around a modern
hypervisor that allows multiple appliances to run on the same
platform. This will enable people to [use appliances] to manage an
IT desktop because if you’re going to manage a desktop, you’ll need
to do more than one thing with your appliance….”
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