VESO: How Dell Will Simplify Virtualization

re: VESO: How Dell Will Simplify Virtualization

ed — Sun, 16 Sep 2007 03:09:54 GMT

pffft...hardware emulation is the killer for the "servers" be it VESO or tradition. Just doesn't make sense for Windows shops. OS VZ for me, costs less, hardware better utilized, etc....it just makes sense.

re: VESO: How Dell Will Simplify Virtualization

Jean-Baptiste Su — Sun, 16 Sep 2007 02:30:47 GMT

You can find more information/details on the Veso server, including a close-up photo, on our blog post or
http://www.uberpulse.com/us/2007/09/vmworld_07_dell_unveils_vizo_a_server_made_for_virtualisation.php

Cheers,

[VMworld 07] Dell Veso: an AMD Quad-Core Server Made for Virtualisation with up to 128GB Memory, 4 PCI Slots, 20 Ethernet Ports and an Embedded Virtual Server!

UberPulse — Sun, 16 Sep 2007 02:27:08 GMT

So the Veso (pictured) is a two-sockets virtualisation optimised server, available in November. Dell believes that a 2 sockets server is the appropriate "envelope" for virtualisation because with quad-core processors "you don't really need more processors".

re: VESO: How Dell Will Simplify Virtualization

James Bolton — Thu, 13 Sep 2007 21:28:57 GMT

I purchased a dell xps 400 computer and thought that I was getting 18 months interest free. I paid each month likr I was supposed to and got the final notice around August 10, 2007 in the amouint of $73.63. I paid the bill which I thought was my final payment, however I received another statement on 9/12/07 that shows my payment but also states that I owe and additional $208.71 in interest. I talked to someone in customer service and got nowhere. He stated that the 18 months was up on 8/01/07 and I paid my bill in full on 8/23/07. I am not going to pay this amount. The only amount that appears fair is the interest on $73.63 for 21 days. That amount is all that I will be interested in paying. You can settle for that or nothing. My records incicate that I paid the entire balance of $1100.00 in the alloted time of 18 months.