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November 9, 2006

VMworld 2006: Closing thoughts

by aweeks @ 1:46 pm. Filed under Virtualization, VMworld

I wasn’t able to attend any sessions today, I had to drive some friends to the airport. I just wanted to take a momend to thank everyone at VMware for a great event. VMworld 2006 was very fun, and there were a lot of extremely educational break out sessions.

I’d also like to thank the many companies who participated in the Solutions Exchange. It amazing to see some of the solutions people have come up with to better leverage Virtual Infrastructures.

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