Microsoft has delayed until early 2007 an update for Microsoft Virtual Server, a technology that lets a computer run multiple incarnations of Windows simultaneously. The SP1 (Service Pack 1 ...

Microsoft's Virtual Server, like VMware's VMserver (previously called GSX server), is a hosted server virtualization platform. That means the virtualization software must run on a host operating ...

In our Clear Choice Test, Virtual Server 2005 proved itself well worth the money because it lets you run multiple instances of Windows on the same machine.

Going Virtual Microsoft's latest virtual server offering, Virtual Server 2005, is expected in the latter half of 2004.

Different Strokes There are two main flavors of server virtualization, and Microsoft has both covered. Microsoft's Virtual Server, like VMware's VMserver (previously called GSX server), is a hosted ...

Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 allows for the virtualization of multiple server instances on a single hardware platform running Windows Server 2003. For example, as hardware support for older ...

Microsoft Virtual Server can only exist on a Windows 2003 Server or XP Pro Host while GSX Server is far more cosmopolitan with host software for many flavours of Linux.

With the exception of memory, Virtual Server 2005’s system requirements are easy to meet. Windows Server 2003 is the only supported host OS, so its hardware compatibility list sets the rules.

Virtual Architect Preparing Host Servers for Hyper-V Microsoft's hypervisor is stable and solid, but the vulnerability of the underlying operating system requires vigilant updating. By Danielle Ruest ...

Around the same time that VMware updated its Workstation product with a new refresh build, Microsoft also updated both of its hosted virtualization platforms, Virtual PC 2007 and Virtual Server ...