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Hyper-V Changes Server Virtualization Options

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Michael Cherry

Michael analyzed and wrote about Microsoft's operating systems, including the Windows client OS, as well as compliance and governance. Michael... more

Microsoft released its first hypervisor, Hyper-V, in June 2008, giving the company an entry in the market for enterprise-scale hardware virtualization. Hyper-V comes in two forms: as a stand-alone product and as a “role” configured within Windows Server 2008.

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