VMware and Nokia are tightening their embrace to bolster interoperability between VMware’s Telco Cloud platform and Nokia’s software applications. The strengthened ties aim to make it easier for ...

IT professionals are constantly pressed to do more with less and to do it faster. The latest version of VMware Workstation proves a valuable tool in achieving that evasive goal. With it, ...

Vmware has launched a new tool to test the performance of virtualised systems, which in the past has been difficult to pin down despite the benefits of virtualisation. VMmark measures the performance ...

Robotic process automation is already a mature solutions niche. So, as companies stand-up thousands of simultaneous workflows, how can they efficiently monitor to ensure that such a core business ...

SANTA ROSA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Keysight Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: KEYS), a leading technology company that helps enterprises, service providers, and governments accelerate innovation to connect ...

California server virtualization company VMware Inc., a majority-owned subsidiary of Hopkinton’s EMC Corp., has released a beta version of its VMware Stage Manager product, designed to manage complete ...

You have probably already heard that there are tons of excellent open source network analysis tools and utilities for the taking. You probably heard that these tools are free and are, perhaps, just as ...

VMware introduced Lab Manager last December as an add-on to its Virtual Infrastructure 3 (VI3) platform. Lab Manager 2.5, released Monday, features several additions to the technology VMWare gained ...

I've recently changed jobs and now find myself in need of a minimal testlab for network appliances. Most of these I can also run as vm, so I'm looking at hypervisors. I am going to run VMware ESXi ...

Storwize's STN 6000 appliances have achieved VMware Ready status. This designation indicates that the Storwize products have passed a detailed evaluation and testing process managed by VMware and is ...

I'm finding myself increasingly often in the situation of needing "scratch systems" to test things on, work with complex .deb packages, etc.<BR><BR>I'm wondering what general opinion on emulation ...