Virtualization picking up in Pakistan
Virtualization is one of the hottest Information Technology topics these days and it looks like Pakistan is getting its fair share of Virtualization activity. Various Pakistani tech publications – including TechLahore – have reported in the recent past that:
1) John Kish, the CEO of Wyse Technology, a thinclient manufacturer focused on providing client devices for virtual desktop installations, recently visited Pakistan and announced Wyse’ intent to develop an offshore center in the country.
2) ClearCube Technology’s Sentral desktop virtualization product was developed by a Lahore based software firm, FiveRivers.
3) VDIworks, ClearCube’s virtualization spin-off is making use of development resources in Pakistan.
4) University of Engineering and Technology in Lahore recently hosted an Open software lecture series which included a full tutorial on the Xen virtualization platform
Now in addition to these items, the Business Recorder reports that IBM Pakistan is holding virtualization workshops and tutorials for customers and partners in Karachi focused on their xSeries and Blade Center line-up.
The Business Recorder reports:
IBM arranges virtualization event
KARACHI (June 27, 2008): IBM arranged virtualizing event with IBM system X and BladeCentre in Karachi to enhance [customers'] knowledge on how they can benefit from System X and BladeCentre powered by Intel processors and how virtualisation can help them drive forward and grow their business.


July 15th, 2008 at 11:33 am
Nice blog this … came here via the blogpost Webyantra wrote about your blog
http://www.webyantra.net/2008/07/12/whats-cooking-in-pakistans-internet-web20-industry/
Glad to see all this happening in Pakistan’s technology space
Have added this to my RSS reader
February 19th, 2009 at 1:10 am
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November 16th, 2009 at 4:38 am
well thats something to think about. nice, hope you keep this blog alive! will you post more related articles?