VMware‘s vSphere 4 is a new enterprise virtualization platform that aims to bridge the gap between on-premises IT resources and external cloud computing services. Raghu Raghuram, vice president of VMware‘s Server Business Unit, highlighted the cost savings and increased flexibility that come with virtualization. The company offers six different editions of vSphere to cater to organizations of all sizes, with prices ranging from $166 to $3,495 per processor. Analysts like Charles King from PUND-IT Inc. see vSphere 4 as a strategic move by VMware to stay ahead of competitors like Microsoft and Citrix in the evolving virtualization market. By virtualizing the entire data center and cloud, VMware aims to provide a comprehensive and integrated solution for businesses looking to improve IT performance and agility.
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