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Vendors/Products The virtualization platform is the newest product set in the Red Hat enterprise virtualization portfolio built on its leading Red Hat enterprise Linux operating system platform, which offers the proven security, performance, scalability and cost advantages of open source virtualization technology. Red Hat said the enterprise virtualization for servers entered a worldwide beta in June 2009, collaborating with large enterprise beta customers, such as Comviva, Host Europe, NTT Communications, Qualcomm and Swisscom. This resulted in enhanced product capabilities designed to meet enterprise requirements for deploying and managing heterogeneous virtualization and cloud environments.

"As a participant in the Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization beta program, we recognized expanded performance, security and scalability benefits for our systems," said Amarendra Kumar Singh, vice president, CAG, DPM, ISS and IT at Comviva.

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