Is this an example of Wall St. being stupid?
 

Maybe I misread something, but EqualLogic doesn't seem to be in the business of OS virtualization.

"Its virtualization products allow a single computer to function like multiple machines, so companies can spend less on hardware and energy costs in data centers."

http://www.forbes.com/2007/11/05/dell-eq...artner=yahootix

Re: Is this an example of Wall St. being stupid?
 

You don't understand why a server running 100 or even 1,000 or more virtual OSes would need massive data storage and backup systems?

Re: Is this an example of Wall St. being stupid?
 

So EqualLogic isn't in the business of OS virtualization.