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- noun computing
Software that providesvirtualization services.
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VirtualBox is a general-purpose full virtualizer for x86 hardware.
FileHippo.com 2010
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The technology is open, inasmuch as that means it works with any server or storage, and at $30,000 for an appliance with links for 24 servers and multiple links to networks and Fibre Channel storage, this I/O virtualizer is useful.
Channel Register Team Register 2010
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The technology is open, inasmuch as that means it works with any server or storage, and at $30,000 for an appliance with links for 24 servers and multiple links to networks and Fibre Channel storage, this I/O virtualizer is useful.
Channel Register Team Register 2010
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Overall, Parallels Desktop 5 for Mac is the top virtualizer for Mac OS X. VMware Fusion 3 is a close second, with Sun's VirtualBox 3.1 running a distant third.
Latest from Computerworld John Rizzo 2010
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Overall, Parallels Desktop 5 for Mac is the top virtualizer for Mac OS X. VMware Fusion 3 is a close second, with Sun's VirtualBox 3.1 running a distant third.
Latest from Computerworld John Rizzo 2010
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There's a surround virtualizer which works nicely in-game, but has the unfortunate effect of making music sound a little robotic.
Pocket-lint Duncan Geere 2010
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Which is why upstart server I/O virtualizer Xsigo Systems is cutting back its I/O Director to deliver an entry box that is suitable for a single rack.
The Register 2010
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VirtualBox is a general-purpose full virtualizer for x86 hardware.
Planet Mozilla davidwboswell 2010
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VirtualBox is a general-purpose full virtualizer for x86 hardware.
FileHippo.com 2010
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Overall, Parallels Desktop 5 for Mac is the top virtualizer for Mac OS X. VMware Fusion 3 is a close second, with Sun's VirtualBox 3.1 running a distant third.
Latest from Computerworld John Rizzo 2010
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