After announcing three new virtualization products, Microsoft has unveiled its strategy in cloud computing, as opposed to Google.
Cloud computing is increasingly the watchword for the future of new technologies: even Nokia has just updated its Ovi services in the cloud, and Microsoft does not want to be outdone.
Microsoft will spend 8 billion a year into cloud computing. This was reported by BetaNews. Microsoft's strategy will be supported by a substantial annual expenditure on R & D, ranging from entertainment to Vista, to cloud computing. Microsoft has also offered to argue with the clod of Google: more than cloud computing, this is Google-hosted cloud "no choice".
Finally, Microsoft has introduced three new products in virtualization, which will be released next month: Microsoft Application Virtualization 4.5 and the new stand-alone edition of Microsoft Hyper-V Server, and System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008.
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