Ballmer: Microsoft will virtualize Linux
Microsoft (plans to take a hard-charge at the burgeoning market for computer virtualization, including offering greater Linux compatibility, its chief executive said today.
Amid jokes about cooperating with rivals such as Sun Microsystems, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said the company would make serious investments in, and open up, its Virtual Server 2005 product to run on non-Windows machines.
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