Microsoft, Google, and VMware redefine the OS

Courtesy  Sat, 08/22/2009 - 6:42am

Red Hat, IBM, and Microsoft may own the old markets for operating systems. But if Google, VMware, and (yes!) Microsoft have their ways, a new breed of operating systems will displace the old world.



 

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