Articles about Citrix
Citrix hits turbulence, cuts profit outlook
Order delays in Q1
Citrix: Hey channel, we're BAAAA-ACK. Can't flog clouds without you
'Tried and failed', world has moved on. So sad
Clouds rain money for Citrix in Q1
Some of it spills out of the net income bucket
Citrix profits pinched by Europe, Uncle Sam
Virty desktops, optimized networks rake it in
8 reasons why Citrix NetScaler beats the competition
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Five reasons why you need Citrix Essentials for Hyper-V now
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Former HP exec to run Citrix EMEA
Citrix has lured HP's global networking head Carlos Sartorius to run its EMEA operation.
Sartorius has a CV listing exec roles at Motorola, Avaya, Orange Business Services and most recently HP, where he managed the networking operation in EMEA from the end of 2009 and was only pushed upstairs to a global role in June.
"Carlos …
Cisco, Citrix link arms for VDI partner push
Citrix and Cisco are arch enemies in the online meeting racket, with their respective GoTo and WebEx online collaboration services, but they do agree on one thing: virtual desktop infrastructure is such a big market, and such a messy and complex sale, that they must cooperate to realize the potential revenue streams that can …
Cisco resells Citrix, VMware virty desktop wares
Could just buy Citrix or Red Hat outright
Citrix rides the virty desktop wave
Thanks for Windows 7, Microsoft – can I have another?
Citrix pushes the pedal on NetScaler appliance metal
Citrix Systems made a lot of noise by acquiring XenSource a few years back for a half billion bucks, but it still makes a lot of money from its NetScaler line of web application acceleration appliances. These include physical implementations (MPX), virtual ones (VPX) running inside of virtual machines, and the high-end ones for …
Citrix nabs Kaviza for skinny VDI
Citrix Systems has acquired Kaviza. a two-year-old startup with expertise in virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) virtualization for Windows desktops. Kaviza was founded by some techies out of HP Labs, and Citrix was its Series A venture funding partner.
Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed. The deal comes just …
Citrix profits fluffed by XenDesktop, NetScaler
Q1 better than expected, 2011 targets raised
Citrix stretches XenServer 6.0 to cover bigger iron
Chubbier VMs for heftier apps
Xen virt-wizards jump ship from Citrix to start 'Bromium'
Agnostic hypervisors to finally deliver IT security?
Double-Take takes on Citrix and VMware
Buyout rumours swirl
Citrix fluffed by XenDesktop virt in Q2
Pumped for the future
StorageWorks goes Citrix and Hyper-V virtual
HP cosies up to Citrix
Cisco & Citrix marry on virty PCs
A bundle of Windows 7 joy
Virty market share race reaches the bend and heeeeere comes Oracle
Gartner says users want VMware alternatives for the 40% of non-virtual workloads
Citrix buys stake in virtual desktopper
Citrix Systems has just bought a little insurance in its ongoing battle against VMware and others over virtualizing corporate desktops by investing in a startup called Kaviza.
The economic meltdown and the transition to Windows 7 on the desktop have all vendors of virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) products all rubbing their …
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Joe Fay
Server boss comes to London, become hostage to fortune
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Vendors, dealers live in parallel universes
Tim Ayling
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Get your money up front if you want money up front
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