Oracle virtualization gets a boost with another acquisition

Oracle virtualization gets a boost with another acquisition

The Oracle virtualization acquisition spree continued this week as the software giant said it would buy Virtual Iron Software for an undisclosed sum.

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the news, along with Oracle's pending Sun Microsystems acquisition, means for the server virtualization market in this edition of This Week in Virtualization. This podcast also includes news on Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization and Hyper-V R2 from the TechEd 2009 conference in Los Angeles.

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