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What is Citrix announcing on Sept 15th?

I just did a NDA session with Citrix and was told of some really cool stuff that Citrix will be announcing. Obviously I am not at a liberty to reveal it yet but you can already start guessing. As a hint, you know where my focus is right now ;-)
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  1. Rodrigo MoraisWed Sep 10, 02:53:00 AM GMT+2

    Hey, I dont get it! Give-me another hint please!!!

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  2. AnonymousWed Sep 10, 01:21:00 PM GMT+2

    What is it with all this NDA stuff? Check out http://channelvirtualization.wordpress.com/2008/09/08/xenserver-50-out-on-sept-15th/

    There is even an article on http://techworld.nl/article/5646/citrix-tilt-xenserver-naar-versie-5punt0.html

    Regards

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  3. AnonymousWed Sep 10, 07:13:00 PM GMT+2

    Citrix Workflow Studio RTM?

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  4. AnonymousWed Sep 10, 10:37:00 PM GMT+2

    Xenserver 5.0

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  5. Tarry SinghWed Sep 10, 10:47:00 PM GMT+2

    Very good. Still the most exciting part is still missing :-)

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  6. Jay RogersFri Sep 12, 01:24:00 AM GMT+2

    This link suggest Microsoft is buying Citrix!

    http://www.dabcc.com/article.aspx?id=8564

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