VMware Ceo:vmware not far from cloud computing boom

>cnet, VMware CEO Paul Marize (Paul Maritz), according to the American Science and Technology information website http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/16449.html " At the VMworld conference in Monday, the computing world was entering the post-PC era, with over 80% of Internet devices in the next three years no longer a Windows PC.

In the late 90, Marize, Microsoft's third power executive after Bill Gates and Ballmer Steve Ballmer, saw Microsoft move into the PC system giant.

"Steve Jobs likes to say that we are entering the post-PC era, and we agree with that," Marize said at a keynote address at the VMworld conference. "It is important for VMware customers and partners to recognize this because they need to develop new technologies that cater to the changing world of users to web pages and applications."

"Over the next three years, over 80% of the Internet devices will no longer be Windows PCs," says Marize. ”

Marize This view runs counter to the idea that Microsoft has advocated, and earlier this month, Frank Show, Microsoft's public relations director, tried to veto the post-PC era by saying that PC was a better descriptive term.

Like other tech companies, VMware has released a series of new cloud-based products. "VMware will not stay away from the current cloud-computing boom," says Marize. ”

VMware is now trying to attract developers to develop next-generation applications, and Marize that young cloud application developers are not content with primary application development, so VMware is promoting its Vfabric application framework, which includes tools to help developers create applications more easily.

Marize said: "We need to look at what the next generation of developers are doing, and developers are already bored with complex things." ”

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