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Volume 2, Number 17 -- April 27, 2005

 
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64-Bit Windows Goes Mainstream at WinHEC 2005
by Alex Woodie

As expected, Microsoft on Monday announced the immediate availability of new 64-bit versions of Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP. At the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference (WinHEC) 2005 this week in Seattle, Microsoft chairman and chief software architect Bill Gates said the availability of Windows Server 2003 X64 Editions and Windows XP Profession X64 Edition will have a far-reaching impact on both the desktop and the server. READ MORE >

 

Microsoft Working on New Virtualization Technologies for Longhorn
by Alex Woodie

Microsoft gave more credence to its insistence that Longhorn will be more than just another service pack at the WinHEC 2005 conference Monday when officials detailed new virtualization technologies that the company is working on for the next version of Windows. When Longhorn Server ships in 2007, it could sport a new hypervisor layer, dynamic hardware partitioning software, co-processors used to manage partitions, and other high-end features designed to decrease downtime. These are features that are common in mainframe, RISC/Unix, and proprietary midrange servers. READ MORE >


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Server Vendors Gear Up for Dual-Core Opterons
by Timothy Prickett Morgan

Advanced Micro Devices has put its first dual-core Opterons in the field, and the X86 platform is finally starting to get back into parity with the RISC/Unix server market, which has had dual-core CPUs for years. With AMD coming ahead of Intel with dual-core server chips, AMD's partners are keen to use the edge that this gives their products. But server makers that also partner with Intel have to play it cool. AMD has great technology, but it does not have appreciable market share--yet. READ MORE >

 

VMware Sales Double As It Plots Future Virtualization
by Timothy Prickett Morgan

The VMware subsidiary of disk array maker EMC doesn't have to break out its financial information separately from its parent company, but because it is growing revenues at a triple-digit rate--which is a nice thing to be able to brag about--and because the company wants to justify the $625 million it spent to acquire the company in December 2003, EMC talks about how VMware, which creates workstation and server virtualization software, is doing each quarter. READ MORE >

 

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   But Wait, There's More

Longhorn to Sport New 'Metro' Document Format, Microsoft Says at WinHEC . . . Microsoft to Ship New Patch and Updating Software in June . . . Microsoft Names Chris Liddell as New CFO . . . Microsoft Office to Become Interface for SAP's ERP Software . . . Microsoft and Co-Authors Submit New WS-RM Spec to OASIS . . . Vision Bolsters Data Replication Software with New Wizards, Performance Increases . . . VCs That Bought WRQ Acquire Competitor Attachmate . . . READ MORE >




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We value your feedback and insights. Feel free to send a letter to the editor. Letters may be printed, unless otherwise specified, and edited for clarity or length. READ MORE >


Editor: Alex Woodie
Contributing Editors: Dan Burger, Joe Hertvik, Shannon O'Donnell,
Timothy Prickett Morgan, Victor Rozek, Kevin Vandever, Hesh Wiener
Publisher and Advertising Director: Jenny Thomas
Advertising Sales Representative: Kim Reed
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THIS ISSUE
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The Windows Observer

BACK ISSUES

TABLE OF
CONTENTS
64-Bit Windows Goes Mainstream at WinHEC 2005

Microsoft Working on New Virtualization Technologies for Longhorn

Server Vendors Gear Up for Dual-Core Opterons

VMware Sales Double As It Plots Future Virtualization

But Wait, There's More




The Four Hundred
Rochester Winds Down Non-TCP/IP Networking on the iSeries

IBM's Workplace Collaboration Suite Is Almost Ready

Azul Can Make a Killer iSeries Java Co-Processor

The Linux Beacon
HP to Super-Size Superdome with Arches Chipset

Azul Gets Aggressive with Java Appliances

Cisco Buys InfiniBand/Virtualization Specialist Topspin for $250 Million

The Unix Guardian
AMD Rolls Out Dual-Core Opterons Early

IBM Comes Up Short in Q1 After March Fall Off

Apple Goes 64-Bit with Tiger Release of OS X




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