With the launch of VMware VirtualCenter  

in 2003, and the groundbreaking VMotion technology, the company established itself as the thought leader in the newly emerging virtual infrastructure marketplace. Virtual infrastructure introduces a new category of capabilities to the data center enabling business to reduce their IT costs through increased efficiency, flexibility and responsiveness. In 2004, the company extended the capabilities of virtual infrastructure to the enterprise desktop with the introduction of VMware ACE. VMware is based in the heart of Silicon Valley--Palo Alto, California.

VMware Technology

VMware builds innovative and useful software products that leverage our state-of-the-art technology in several areas, most notably in the virtualization of the x86 architecture and in full hardware resource management. VMware technology is patented and patent-pending.

VMware Products

VMware software is used throughout the enterprise -- from the desktop to the data center -- to minimize total cost of ownership (TCO) of computing infrastructure by maximizing its manageability, flexibility, and efficiency. By running services in virtual machines spread across one or more PCs, VMware software helps businesses save money while gaining greater flexibility and control over their computing resources.

VMware Customers

VMware has thousands of customers, including many Global 100 companies, in such industries as financial services, technology, and manufacturing. These customers are using VMware software to meet some their most complex business challenges. The benefits companies gain from using VMware software include lower TCO, higher return on investment (ROI), and improved service levels to customers.