You've probably been reading about the economics of cloud computing. The promises of efficient, virtualized computing platforms are attractive: low entry cost, dynamic sizing to accommodate varying workloads, automated management, and more. The value proposition looks equally compelling for both emerging and well-established organizations. Moving your mission-critical workloads to a cloud could save your organization a substantial fraction of its current IT expense. However, there is an obstacle significant enough to prevent you from ever taking advantage of the benefits cloud computing offers. That obstacle is a vital question of security. What virtualization technology can you trust for the security of your cloud? Who can provide it? The answer: You can trust the company that has the most virtualization experience. You can trust the open source technology that powers its clouds. That company is IBM, and that technology is KVM.
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