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Future innovations in virtualization technology

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Virtualization has become a mainstream technology for commodity x86 systems, but in the coming years, we will continue to see rapid innovation in this technology area. These innovations will encompass many areas, including hardware assist, I/O virtualization, virtualization-aware software, additional services and solutions in the virtualization infrastructure. This talk will provide a glimpse into some of these innovations and also highlight some of the open technical challenges and opportunities that remain.

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Scott Devine was a Ph.D. candidate in computer science at Stanford University prior to co-founding VMware. His primary research interests are in operating systems and computer architectures, and he was a key member of the SimOS and Disco virtual machine research teams. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Cornell University and a master’s degree from Stanford University.

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