News & Press Releases

VirtaMove Launches on Microsoft Azure Marketplace

VirtaMove is pleased to announce that its Application Migration and Modernization product is now available as a transactable solution in Microsoft Azure Marketplace. The new offering lets customers use their existing Azure subscriptions to move applications from...

VirtaMove Partners with AWS, Launches SaaS Product in AWS Marketplace

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Toronto, Canada, April 28, 2021 - VirtaMove is pleased to announce that its Application Migration and Modernization solution is now available as a SaaS product in AWS Marketplace. More and more customers want to move legacy workloads to the Cloud, many of them to...

Best Practices for Server Uplifting Webinar

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https://youtu.be/LuGMNF0ZQ8A Live VirtaMove webinar on the best practices for server uplift. Presented and recorded in Oct. 2020.

Webinar on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 Application Migration

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VirtaMove and CloudPhysics Co-Announce Strategic Partnership to Accelerate Application Modernization

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Toronto, Canada, April 15, 2020 — Application virtualization and modernization innovator VirtaMove and CloudPhysics, an IT collaborative intelligence platform that enables data-driven decisions by IT Professionals for next-generation IT infrastructure, co-announced a...

VirtaMove Awarded a New OS Upleveling Patent

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Toronto, Canada, February 4, 2020 —Application virtualization innovator VirtaMove announced today the granting of a new OS upleveling patent by the United States Patent and Trademark Office, which is an important foundational patent. Building on the family of previous...

Demo on V-Migrate for Linux Container Migrations

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VirtaMove Announces Beta Version V-Migrate for Linux Container Migrations

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Toronto, Canada, January 15, 2020 — VirtaMove is delighted to announce that Migration Intelligence Suite now supports Linux container migrations. The new release of VirtaMove’s award-winning application migration product V-Migrate for Linux now moves legacy Red Hat...