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Best of VMworld 2010 Awards

The Best of VMworld 2010 Awards recognized the top technologies on the VMworld 2010 conference floor.

A panel of virtualization experts evaluated the products on several criteria and named winners in eight categories: business continuity and data protection, security and virtualization, virtualization management, hardware for virtualization, desktop virtualization, new technology, private cloud computing and public/hybrid cloud computing.

The judges also named one product Best of Show, chosen from among the Best of VMworld 2010 Awards winners in each category. Get a complete rundown on all of the Best of VMworld 2010 Awards winners and finalists -- and why they won -- in this slideshow.

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