Traditional Hyper-V on Windows Server : les alternatives comparées

VMware offers more advanced features for complex, heterogeneous environments (e.g., mixed Linux/Windows) and deep network virtualization investments, though it typically comes at a significantly higher subscription cost.

This is Microsoft's modern, Azure-integrated, subscription-based HCI platform. It is a better choice if you specifically need cloud-native integration, Arc management, and a hyperconverged infrastructure design, rather than traditional SAN-backed virtualization.