Given that “higher system utilization” is the most commonly cited server virtualization benefit, does anyone other than me find it funny that none of the benefit language surrounding Second Life relates to “utilization.” Why is it that we do not hear about the unleashing of formerly idle cycles when one enters the virtual world of Second Life? Why is no one talking about the greater level of productivity achieved when they are able to lead several parallel lives in the virtual world? Is it simply that the business value of computer servers is far removed from the fantasy value of avatars? Or is there something that the server virtualization industry can learn from the popularity of Second Life that will inspire a higher bar for value than the pragmatic, but boring, benefit of “utilization?” Read the entire article here, Billy on Open Source: Second Life for Server Virtualization
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Monday, December 4, 2006
Second Life for Server Virtualization
Posted by James Garry at 8:52 PM
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