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DynamicOps Raises $5 Million From Intel Capital
DynamicOps has secured $5 million in funding from Intel Capital, adding to the company’s previously announced $11 million Series B round, which was originally led by Sierra Ventures and included Next World Capital. DynamicOps is using the capital from the …
3Leaf Systems Scores $35 Million in Series C Funding
3Leaf Systems (previous coverage), a provider of virtualization solutions for enterprise data centers, today announced that it has secured new financing from a suite
Sun Microsystems To Acquire Parallels For $ 205 Million (Updated)
Breaking: Diane Greene Leaves VMware, Paul Maritz To Become CEO and President
NComputing Debuts X350
Video Interview: Werner Vogels, CTO Amazon on Virtualization and the VC Threat
Video: Interview Mike Grandinetti, VP & Chief Marketing Officer with Virtual Iron (VMworld Europe 2008)
Aqua Connect Sues Code Rebel, Alleging Reverse-Engineering Shenanigans
Virtual Bridges Appoints CFO; Iser Cukierman Joins Executive Team
Virtacore Names Phill Lawson-Shanks As CTO
Red Hat Launches Virtual Storage Appliance For Amazon Web Services
VMware Debuts VMware vCloud Integration Manager
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