You can significantly reduce the overall costs for desktop, cloud and server virtualization infrastructures with XenServer. The platform allows you to consolidate and control your servers – and to use the existing hardware resources more comprehensively. As a hypervisor management platform with numerous functions, XenServer also supports you in managing your infrastructure as efficiently as possible, eliminating scheduled downtimes and minimizing unscheduled downtimes

The open source docker tool uses Linux containers for virtualization. These are software solutions that can host applications together with their dependencies. The applications are executed directly on the host operating system so that no guest operating system is necessary. Docker makes these Linux containers portable, scalable and secure – and is therefore a lightweight alternative to hypervisors.

The kernel virtual machine (KVM) is a virtualization system for Linux. KVM allows multiple Linux server distributions to be executed on a single physical computer.

Microsoft virtualization solutions accelerate the virtual deployment and maintenance of applications and thereby increases the efficiency and flexibility of your IT. Hyper-V provides the appropriate infrastructure for this: You can establish or expand a private cloud environment and virtual desktop infrastructure, which improves hardware utilization and business continuity as well as increase the efficiency within the framework of development and test activities.

VMware vSphere is a leading server virtualization platform, which also facilitates a consistent management. The platform provides a high-availability, stable and needs-orientated infrastructure for your virtual computer centre and thus makes migrating to cloud computing easier. The management system, which is individually customized to your operations, creates transparency and supports you in optimizing the company's IT network.