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VTVermont (US postal abbreviation)
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VTVirginia Tech (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University)
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VTVideo Toaster
VTVeterinary Technician
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VTAir Tahiti (French Polynesia, IATA airline code)
VTTidal Volume
VTVisual Testing
VTVirtualization Technology
VTVentricular Tachycardia (also seen as V-Tach; cardiology)
VTVocational Training
VTTraining Squadron (US Navy)
VTVertical Tab
VTVisual Thesaurus
VTVisualization Tool (graphical user interface; software)
VTVideo Terminal
VTTorpedo Squadron (US Navy)
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VTVia Technologies (computer hardware; Taiwan)
VTVerification Test
VTVatu (national currency of Vanuatu)
VTVirtual Tributary
VTVoltage Transformer
VTVideo Teleconference
VTVal Thorens (French ski resort)
VTVisible Transmittance
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VTVertical Tank (Steel Battalion game)
VTValtatie (Finnish: Road)
VTVale Transporte (Portuguese: transportation voucher)
VTVisa Touch (Japan)
VTVariable Time (proximity fuze)
VTValid Time (weather forecasts)
VTViterbo, Lazio (Italian province)
VTVariable Transmission (Honda, Toyota)
VTVosper Thornycroft (UK defense contractor)
VTValley Transit
VTVirgin Trains (UK)
VTVanderpool Technology (Intel)
VTValidation Test
VTValidation Testing (system testing)
VTVerb Transitive
VTVoice Tube
VTVisiting Teacher
VTVoting Trust
VTViscous Traction (Lamborghini Diablo AWD system)
VTVapor Trails (Rush album)
VTVoice Terminal
VTThermal Voltage (transistors)
VTVoltage Terminal
VTTuning Voltage
VTVodka/Tonic (drink)
VTVariable Transformer
VTVirtual Therapist (various companies)
VTVegetable-Tanned (leather)
VTVariable Trim
VTVehicle Tests
VTTorpedo and Bombing Squadron (US Navy)
VTVerification Team
VTVolume Temperature
VTVestsjællands Trafikselskab (Danish: Western Sealand's Public Traffic Company)
VTViejo Testamento (Spanish: Old Testament; Bible)
VTTorpedo Plane Squadron (US Navy)
VTVenom Time (laboratory test)
VTVaried Time
VTVisual Tuning
VTVelocity Track
VTVerdantine (gaming, Asheron's Call)
VTTorpedo and Bombing Plane Squadron (US Navy)
VTNavy Torpedo Squadron (US Navy; 1920s to 1950s)
VTVehicle Ticket (civil court code)
VTVariable Trainer (animation)
VTViceroy’s Territory (India)
VTVile Temptress
VTVamp Team (gaming)
VTVirtual Tracker
VTVanquished Tolerance (Countstrike gaming clan)
VTVacuum Tuberculin
VTMaximum Airtow Speed (aviation)
VTNavy & Marine Training Aircraft Squadron
VTVentilatory Threshhold
VTVagrant Terror (band)
VTVinTech Network
VTVinayagar Tharmanithiyam (Sri Lankan non-governmental organization)
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If virtualization technology sounds interesting, start by obtaining, installing and evaluating a copy of a virtualization application see sidebar.
BWM is going to deploy virtualized data center solutions using SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 with the open source Xen hypervisor on x86 servers using dual-core processors with Intel Virtualization Technology.
More recently, a new class of virtualization technology has emerged that virtualizes capacity from multiple heterogeneous arrays across the entire SAN and manages a logical representation of this capacity from a single point.
The addition of StorageApps virtualization technology is intended to allow customers to easily implement and manage storage networks.
<p>Symantec says that about a third of its current Labs projects touch on virtualization technology.<p>Virtualization could be used to better divide up the everyday PC.
Software provider Novell, Inc (Nasdaq: NOVL) announced on Monday (25 September) an enterprise Linux-based virtualisation solution built on Xen, optimized for Intel Virtualization Technology.
Hardware emulation or virtualization is currently the best known virtualization technology. VMware is well known and Microsoft has just introduced a similar technology, its Virtual Server solution purchased from Connectix last year.
The PRIMEQUEST 500 series servers incorporate Dual-Core Intel Itanium 2 processors, eXtended PARtitioning (XPAR) capabilities and Intel Virtualization Technology. The company said the servers are suitable for mission critical applications and businesses seeking the flexibility and benefits of industry standard solutions.
Delivering this capability into today' storage infrastructures is the practical use case that will spur the broad acceptance and adoption of storage virtualization technology. But to be successful in achieving this new level of Non-Disruptive Operations, users must choose a storage virtualization solution that will not increase the complexity and cost of their storage infrastructure, while also retaining ease-of-deployment and protecting their existing investments in storage functionality.