Archive for the ‘Parallels’ Category

Announced this week at Parallels Summit 2010, Parallels is now going to offer a baremetal hypervisor for Mac X Servers. You no longer have to run Max OS X Server with a virtualization server on top of it, which can bring better performance to the running virtual machines.
Some of the features include the ability to [...]

InfoWorld’s David Marshall wrote a good post about the winning combination… Macs and virtualization technology. The article shows how Apple has gained 45% growth in its market in just one year, and it still continues to grow. Marshall says virtualization is probably the largest factor in that growth.
A Mac and a virtualization program such as [...]