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VMworld 2009 – A big announcement

by Jase McCartyAugust 28, 2009

Well, apparently there is something going on during VMworld at 10:45am Pacific Time on September 1st.

Not sure what it is, but there are 2 tweets from John Troyer calling for bloggers/press analysts that are interested in attending either in person or via a webcast.

Here are the tweets:
http://twitter.com/jtroyer/statuses/3593469030

http://twitter.com/jtroyer/statuses/3594218147

What could it be about?

Could it be about an up and coming Mobile Virtualization Platform that VMware has mentioned over the past year?

Could it be about a new Cloud hosted offering? Maybe leveraging the SpringSouce acquisition?

Could it be about VMware giving VMotion and vCenter Server away for free to combat Microsoft’s newly released Hyper-V R2 or Citrix’s XenServer? (Wishful thinking on my part)

What is in store for the virtualization community?

Well, we will find out on Tuesday.

I for one will be in attendance, and of course blogging about it.

Jase McCarty

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