TechNet Radio - Windows Server Virtualization: An interview with Jeff Woolsey
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Having been inspired by the demonstration that Jeff Woolsey performed at WinHec 2006 on Windows Server virtualization, Michael Murphy and Kevin Remde interview him on exciting new features. Among others, a few of the topics that Jeff discusses in this
conversation are the benefits of virtualization, multi-processor virtual machines, server consolidation, and providing solutions for business continuity.
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If you haven't had the opportunity to see Microsoft's next generation virtualization hypervisor platform, you are in luck.
Jeff Woolsey, a lead program manager on the Windows virtualization team, recently recorded a great video to walk us through some of the new features that are going to be available in Microsoft's Windows Server Virtualization platform.
In this 5 minute 45 second video clip, you'll be able to see and learn more about the following:
You can watch this amazing video at mms://wm.microsoft.com/ms/windowsserversystem/longhorn/Virtualization_F.wmv
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