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Virtual Grilling Microsoft On Windows Server 2008 Hypervisor

Techweb TV's Fritz Nelson gets a chance to grill the Virtualization GM for Microsoft, Mike Neil, on the ship date for Hyper V, and asks Neil to respond to critics who say that its offering will be limited because it can't do live VM migration or add resources while VMs are running. We also talk to Neil about hypervisor vulnerabilities.

	Intel's Vision: The Future Of Collaboration (Part 2)
	^ Intel CEO Paul Otellini demonstrates and discusses the future of collaboration and talks about Intels business model, including how it approaches R&D. Play

	Intel's Vision: The Future Of Collaboration (Part 1)
	^ Intel CEO Paul Otellini demonstrates and discusses the future of collaboration and talks about Intels business model, including how it approaches R&D. Play

	The Future of Cloud (Part 2)
	^ Some of the most influential cloud players discuss the future challenges and opportunities in Cloud Computing on stage at the Web 2.0 Summit. Play

	The Future Of The Cloud (Part 1)
	^ Some of the most influential cloud players discuss the future challenges and opportunities in Cloud Computing on stage at the Web 2.0 Summit. Play

	Irving Wladawsky-Berger on Cloud Computing
	^ IBM Chairman Emeritus Irving Wladawsky-Berger talks about cloud as the next evolution in computing, saying that it's a response to end-user frustration with complexity. Play

	Startup City: Mokafive
	^ Art Wittmann of InformationWeek spoke with John Whaley, Co-Founder and CTO of Mokafive about their technology. Play

	Aspera Aspires To Higher Speed File Transfers
	^ Huge media files flying around the Internet deal with a great deal of network contention, but Aspera promises a high speed file transfer mechanism that it claims can get the full capacity of the pipe, regardless of underlying network congestion. Play

	EdgeCast & Michael Moore
	^ EdgeCast, a leading CDN provider, talks about the latest Internet-only Michael Moore feature film, as well as about EdgeCast's wholesale business model. Play

	Ara's Big Beefy Web Cache
	^ Accelerating content, especially video, is a game of intelligence and muscle involving many parts and pieces. Ara's Jaguar is a high performance caching engine geared to deliver. Play

	HD, Live Video, Progressive Downloads - Defying BitGravity
	^ BitGravity is part of a new breed of Content Delivery Networks that promise to make video distribution faster and more efficient. More to the point, BitGravity promises to stream HD video and also claims expertise in streaming live video. Play

	Contact Centers On Demand
	^ Startup Transera provides on-demand contact centersr Play

	Blade Runner
	^ Startup's switches ramp up blade server performancer Play

	Just Say No to Web Outages
	^ The startup manages large-scale Web infrastructures to prevent downtime related to configuration changesr Play

	Tervela Outlines Its Hybrid Messaging Switch
	^ Founder and CEO Barry Thompson says his company's switch appliance can streamline the processes by combining networking technology with middleware software to send data to the appropriate destination. r Play

	CBS Interactive CTO On Delivering Video On Demand
	^ March Madness 2008 Was Carried In Full On The Internet, On Demand Thanks To The Technology Innovations of CBS Sports and CBS Interactiver Play

	Polish Users Flock To Social Nets, Citizens' Journalism
	^ The Internet's influence can be seen everywhere in Warsaw, despite a lack of commitment by Poland's largest network provider (majority owned by France Telecom) to build and develop infrastructure. Play

	Iceland Heats Up Data Center Outsourcing With Geothermal Tec
	^ Iceland wants to become the No. 1 destination for companies looking to outsource their data centers and they're using green technology like geothermal energy as the lure Play

	WiFi startup Aerohive disses controller based WiFi schemes
	^ Aerohive's WiFi architecture goes against the current trend of dumb access points and smart controls by putting the brains at the access pointr Play

	F5 believes bandwidth alone won't let apps perform up to par
	^ Karl Triebes of F5 makes the argument for a specialized application traffic processing layer, citing technologies such AJAX as benefitingr Play

	Foundry Goes Head to Head With Cisco
	^ Foundry Networks VP and GM Bob Schiff explains how the company's engineering focus differentiates it from Cisco.r Play

	NetQos Launches Performance Center
	^ Traffic is represented by sites and sounds rather than classical maps with a technology called Netcosimr Play

	Open Source IT Management
	^ Groundwork OpenSource targets the Big Four IT management vendors with an open approachr Play

	Going Open for IT Management
	^ Groundwork OpenSource offers open source IT management softwarer Play

	Virtual Call Centers
	^ Transera lets you host call center agents from anywhere in the worldr Play

	Sharpen Your Blades
	^ Blade Network Technologies sells switches to improve blade server performancer Play

	New Web Application Management
	^ Hyperic monitors Web application infrastructurer Play

	Inkjet Printer for Retailers Uses Dry Ink
	^ Noritsu's new printer is smaller than competing products and uses ink jet cartridges instead of chemicalsr Play