We've seen virtualization go mainstream over the last couple of years. But there are still a ton of companies out there that haven't tried it. We're focused on changing that landscape  we want to bring virtualization to every user.

Most Chinese leaders are not naive. Their hopes for his speech aren't too high. But the mainstream government attitude is that Chen's position has been quite moderate both during and after his election. So as long as he doesn't say anything too provocative, Beijing's wait-and-see policy is likely to continue.

Foreign companies will have to observe Chinese laws and regulations if they want to do business in China.

What this gives is the basic ability to partition servers.

Anything that levels the playing field for different people--that's going to be good for everyone, but certainly good for us as well.

It's free but it's not an entry-level product. It's a path for enterprise-level virtualization. As people experience the initial benefits, they'll very quickly migrate to full deployments.