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I/O pass-through lets us have our virtual cake and eat it, too

posted by johntroyer on August 22, 2008

On stage at IDF, Intel EVP Pat Gelsinger showed off the future Nehalem platform and with it, supporting technology from VMware called VMDirectPath. Here’s an overview of the keynote from InformationWeek. If you look at the video webcast of Pat … Continue reading →

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VMDq and VMware Netqueue will fill your virtual 10GbE NICs with high-speed, low-latency goodness

posted by johntroyer on August 22, 2008

To start us off, Intel’s Shefali Chinni explains what’s going on with VMDq and Netqueue. To recap, here are some things you should know about Virtual Machine Device Queues (VMDq) from Intel and Netqueue from VMware: VMDq is the base … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: vmware

I/O pass-through lets us have our virtual cake and eat it, too

VMDq and VMware Netqueue will fill your virtual 10GbE NICs with high-speed, low-latency goodness

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