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Server Virtualization Infrastructure

• Windows Server 2019: Session Host is dead! Multi-user Win10 instead?

  Imagine if RDSH was based on a client OS instead of a server OS. Fantastic, right?  Continue Reading

• Why do Azure Stack appliances have to be certified?

  Azure MVP Marius Sandbu gives us a lesson on Azure Stack.  Continue Reading

• Meltdown and Spectre are a buzzworthy pain in the neck, but there’s no need to lose your cool.

  Cool names and logos, along with some sensationalized numbers, bolstered the Meltdown and Spectre buzz, but the reality is that this might be little more than an annoyance for most of us in EUC.  Continue Reading

• Moving to the cloud is not easy or cheap

  It’s worth remembering that there’s always more to the cloud than you first think.  Continue Reading

• We're opening up Call for Papers for the next set of GeekOut 365 videos!

  It's been a few months since the initial release of GeekOut 365, and now it's time to add to our library of independent, community-led, expert videos.  Continue Reading

• The 'death' of Windows Nano Server

  Microsoft recently made Nano Server a “containers-only” platform. MVP Mike Nelson explains why they’re missing an opportunity.  Continue Reading

• NVIDIA, Dell, and ThinPrint: Circling back to other VMworld announcements

  With VMworld in the rear view mirror, let's look into some of the other announcements that came out of the show. Today, we'll talk about vMotion for NVIDIA vGPU, Dell VDI Complete, and ThinPrint eZeep Dash.  Continue Reading

• With the rise of Nano Server, is Windows 10 the future of RDSH?

  There's little doubt that Microsoft is heavily focused on Nano Server as the OS of the future. Will they keep the full Windows Server around for RDSH, or move RDSH to Windows 10?  Continue Reading

• ExtraHop's Addy uses machine learning to identify anomalies using wire data so you don't have to

  I've liked ExtraHop's wire data monitoring for many years, and their recent cloud platform–Addy–takes their usefulness to the next level.  Continue Reading

• Google shows its enterprise ambition at Cloud Next ‘17. Here’s our overview for EUC folks.

  Google Cloud, the enterprise group at Google which is led by Diane Greene, just made a ton of new cloud computing and end user computing announcements.  Continue Reading

• What keeps Okta, Dropbox, MobileIron and others awake at night? Microsoft, and for good reason.

  All the standards and integration in the world won't amount to a hill of beans when Microsoft decides to invest in a technology. Such is the case with EFSS, EMM, and IDaaS today.  Continue Reading

• Windows Containers for Geeks!

  Our resident Windows Server expert explains what Windows Containers are, how they work, and why they’re useful.  Continue Reading

• Windows Nano Server: Welcome to the Mini-OS!

  Mike Nelson (MVP, CTP, vExpert, and BriForum speaker) gives us a full overview of Nano Server, the new version of Windows Server that will change the way we think about it.  Continue Reading

• VMware is going to do Linux VDI too. So what if it’s a niche of a niche, people need it.

  VMware recently announced that they will be building Linux support into Horizon View.  Continue Reading

• Chalk up another EMM vendor acquisition: IBM bought Fiberlink. Here’s our take.

  For a few years now, the constant refrain about the enterprise mobility management space has been that with so many vendors, it's ripe for consolidation. So it shouldn't be too much of a shock that yesterday we learned that IBM is buying Fiberlink, ...  Continue Reading