Microsoft relaxed Vista virtualization rules to quash antitrust complaint
March 10, 2008 (Monday) | Windows Vista
Microsoft decided to allow the most popular versions of its Windows Vista OS in virtual machines because of a complaint Phoenix Technologies filed with antitrust regulators.
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