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Virtual Cloud Computing

Mario Dal Canto's Virtualization Session at Virtualization Conference & Expo, June 23-24, in New York City
By Virtualization News
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June 4, 2008 05:30 PM EDT
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Virtual Cloud Computing represents the next wave of virtualization and offers significant market opportunities by providing a new, simpler, and much more pervasive platform for on-demand, desktop and application service delivery. While server-side virtualization helps enterprises optimize data center resources, the use of a universal dialtone technology offers a significantly larger market for desktop users in both commercial and consumer segments. The key to virtual cloud computing is in the universal dialtone which securely links users to desktop applications and content resources, on demand, via any device.

Speaker Bio: Mario Dal Canto is Chairman and CEO at XDS, Inc, a provider of universal dialtone-based virtualization technology. Prior to XDS, he was CEO of Cybertel; CEO of Impres; Director of Worldwide Market Development at Sun Microsystems; and the Founder and Director of Sun Italia SpA. He holds a PhD from Polytechnic of Turin; Harvard; and IMD. Mario has shared his insights on wireless, convergence and virtualization topics at various telecommunications and industry/trade conferences icluding Interop, GSM, and company events.

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