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Egenera To Resell VMware

Egenera, who's got its own form of virtualization, has cut a deal to start reselling VMware's Infrastructure 3 widgetry
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September 17, 2007 11:15 AM EDT
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Egenera, who's got its own form of virtualization, has cut a deal to start reselling VMware's Infrastructure 3 widgetry and support to customers who ask for it in Q4. VMware ESX Server, now only a part of the VMware Infrastructure, was ported to Egenera's BladeFrame a while back. Egenera's own technology is higher-end and more mission-critical than VMware's and it's got more management.

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VMware News Desk 09/17/07 11:32:04 AM EDT

Egenera, who's got its own form of virtualization, has cut a deal to start reselling VMware's Infrastructure 3 widgetry and support to customers who ask for it in Q4. VMware ESX Server, now only a part of the VMware Infrastructure, was ported to Egenera's BladeFrame a while back. Egenera's own technology is higher-end and more mission-critical than VMware's and it's got more management.