8/15/2007 » InformationWeek, Charles Babcock » In a report on Citrix’s agreement to acquire XenSource, Information Week called the virtualization market “red hot” and indicated the deal would give Citrix “stronger virtualization software credentials for new products that manage user desktops as virtual machines instead of physical PCs.” The article also spotlighted the IT industry’s current excitement over virtualization solutions, as exemplified by the run-up in share value for VMware, a server virtualization solution provider, during its IPO. Citrix CEO Mark Templeton was quoted about the huge untapped potential in the virtualization market.

Visit InformationWeek and Read the Full Story

More news like this

Printer-Friendly Version

• Learn More

  • Citrix Fact Sheet
    Download our fact sheet highlighting key company facts about our products, partners and more.

• Case Studies

  • Macau Polytechnic Institute
    “Our job is to accommodate all the faculties’ needs as much as possible so we needed to find a solution that could support a large number of applications as well as save storage space and staff resources. This is where Citrix stepped in.”
  • SK Telecom
    “We performed a test on function, stability and efficiency with another server virtualization solution. Considering the results, Citrix XenServer was the best choice. Also, the superior function for the price is the unique advantage of XenServer.”
  • University of Texas Medical Branch
    “We are setting up XenDesktop provisioning services so that we can stream a single desktop image over the LAN to thin clients. Provisioning is saving a ton of storage, simplifying management and lowering the costs of virtual desktops tremendously.”
  • Heritage Log Homes
    “With GoToMeeting, we’ve drastically cut the time required to finalize a custom design.”

• Events

  • Gartner Symposium & ITxpo
  • Citrix Synergy 2010, Berlin