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- Is Nutanix a VMware copycat?
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Is Nutanix a VMware copycat?
“When Nutanix has gone down stack to try to build their own hypervisor, across stack to build their own networking, and now going upstack to compete against Horizon—we view it as sort of a copycat, wannabe VMware move.” – VMware … Continue reading
The rise of native virtualization
“Desire is irrelevant. I am a machine.” – Terminator 3 Virtualization as a stand-alone product has had an incredible run the past 15 years and has transformed IT across the globe. But server virtualization, like storage deduplication and compression before it, … Continue reading
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Tagged Acropolis, AHV, AWS, esxi, Google Cloud Platform, hci, Hyper-V, KVM, microsoft, native virtualization, nutanix, virtualization, vmware, vSphere
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Thoughts on Nutanix’s New Customer Success Division
Most organizations deploy Nutanix either to facilitate individual use cases or as a strategic platform. The strategic approach more quickly moves IT out of legacy infrastructure and better positions IT to achieve business objectives such as digital transformation. But successful … Continue reading
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Tagged cloud, Customer success, enterprise cloud, hci, hyperconverged, Indu Sidhur, nutanix, public cloud
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