The official Xen.org Press Release announcing Xen 3.3 has been posted here. There are many partner quotes in the release from Oracle, Novell, Intel, AMD, Sun, IBM, Fujitsu, Samsung, Neocleus, Citrix, SignaCert, etc and I encourage everyone in the community to take a look. I just got a Google News email with the word “Xen” in the search and there are a lot of public news groups promoting the release (e.g. MarketWatch, Sys-Con, OStatic, Redmond Developer News, etc).
Congrats again on the great community effort in getting this release out to the world…
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