VMware is developing a new feature that will allow users to access remote virtualized desktops through any modern standards-compliant Web browser, including mobile Safari on an iPad.

One of the great things about spending time with IT executives is that they’re often way ahead of vendors and service providers when coming up with new technology requirements. Take what I’m calling ...

In this entry we continue our series on Desktop Virtualization and the challenges it creates for the storage infrastructure. Today we focus on the problem of cost. As I mentioned in the opening entry ...

Changes Microsoft has made to its desktop-virtualization licensing are giving enterprises more scenarios for how they can virtualize Windows XP or Vista on corporate desktops, but it’s still a ...

XenDesktop version 4 is Citrix's first product to support every major desktop virtualization model in a single, integrated solution, the company says Citrix on Monday said its latest desktop ...

At least that's what one startup vendor hopes solution providers will do. Pano Logic, of Menlo Park, Calif., this week unveiled a desktop PC virtualization hardware appliance which the company ...

A management software vendor has released software that it said helps IT managers oversee and maintain the “personalities” of virtualized desktop PCs. Tranxition Inc. said its software, called ...

Synergy, the Citrix user conference, will open its doors in Berlin on Wednesday. The company is expected to launch a new version of XenDesktop there, and also to talk about its client hypervisor ...

As Sentillion begins to roll out its next release of its desktop virtualization solution, it seems as though it won't be powered by VMware any longer. According to the announcement, Parallels and ...

Why You Should Care: The virtual desktop market is set to explode. Savvy solution providers will look to get in on the ground floor with vendors such as Leostream. The Lowdown: Leostream won't create ...

Citrix on Monday said its latest desktop virtualization software will give users access to high-definition desktops from any location and from just about any device, including PCs, Macs, thin clients, ...