Latest generation virtualization techniques doubles capacity terminal servers

With that statement Ruben and Jeroen have just released Phase II of Project Virtual Reality Check (VRC) to create this whitepaper they have done more than 150 tests with Login VSI to measure the performance of servers while being stressed by a great amount of simulated users. This whitepaper has a few advantages to whitepapers published by the vendors themselves and whitepapers published by blogs that are only testing one hypervisor:

• The whitepaper is truly independent
• The whitepaper is approved by the different vendors
• Everybody can repeat the tests with the free available Login VSI
• The authors aren’t biased
• You can compare the results easily (the servers have been stressed the same way)

One of the most interesting conclusions of Phase II: The performance increase measured is not caused by improvements to the hypervisor but mainly by Intel’s innovations in the Nehalem architecture VRC states that it can be almost solely accredited for the performance improvements seen with TS workloads.

Get your free copy of the whitepaper at www.projectvrc.com