There is no doubt that both of these topics are on the top of the discussion boards. They have been proven to save energy and most of the time cut costs. But you know a topic has reach stardom when 'big' time news and blog sources right about it, but the 3 page article doesn't even make a single point.

http://www.itwire.com/content/view/19485/1154/1/2/

It goes in a complete circle, and after reading it I walking away learning nothing. Not be enlightened, and felling great disappointment. The article title "Will hypervisors make Ubuntu and other Linux operating systems obsolete?" sounds like it would be a great article. But it isn't. It is filled full of buzzwords to generate traffic.

What worries me, is the same most have said and seen, IT is becoming political. This article is a prime example. There is no point, they ask a question, give a single word answer, but don't explain it. It is blog spam. On most sites (like mine) this might not matter, but on a company / news site, we should be expected/given/demand more.

What shows even more they are going after buzz words, is they taking about Linux failing. How it "might" not make it. They don't talk about windows failing as an OS if Hypervisors take over. What else is funny, they don't even mention the fact the Virtual Machines still need an OS to run ... kind of ironic. Bah, this article has pissed me off and wasted enough of my time

We should be demanding more out of our news sources, both Online and Off