Web Hosting News – Renton, WA – Virtualization and automation leader, Parallels today announced the launch of Parallels Server for Mac 4, increasing the speed and reliability of virtual environments for small businesses. Parallels Server for Mac 4 is the only virtualization solution optimized for Mac OS X server bringing consistent reliability and scale to Apple environments. Parallels Server for Mac 4 consolidates multiple operating systems resulting in the ability to retire redundant hardware and extend existing capabilities.  The result of consolidation means less physical space, less power consumption and less administration skills are needed to manage the server needs of the business.

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Web Hosting News – Renton, WA – Cloud enablement leader, Parallels, today announced that global hosting company, Softlayer has launched Parallels Server 4 Bare Metal to diversify its products and attract new customers.

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Renton, WA, 14 June 2010 Cloud enablement leader, Parallels, today announced that global hosting company, Softlayer has launched Parallels Server 4 Bare Metal to diversify its products and attract new customers. Softlayer recognizes that offering new products increases customer retention and sales of its servers without significant financial or time commitments. We always aim to offer our customers the latest technologies to compliment their businesses, said George Karidis, Chief Strategy Officer at Softlayer.

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Web Hosting News – RENTON, WA – Parallels, worldwide leader in Cloud services automation and virtualization software, today announced that it is extending its server virtualization offerings for Apple environments with the introduction of the world’s first bare metal hypervisor solution for the Apple Xserve: Parallels Server for Mac Bare Metal Edition. The new edition offers greater performance for applications running in virtual machines on the Xserve, enabling businesses to standardize on the Apple platform, and opening a new opportunity for cloud services providers to offer profitable Mac OS X services