This paper examines how VMware and Intel have worked together to deliver network virtualisation capabilities that leverage software and hardware innovation to provide a wide range of business and operational benefits to enterprises that need their networks to be every bit as agile, flexible, secure, and elastically scalable as their other infrastructure supporting the business resiliency, availability and performance of increasingly valuable applications and workloads.
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