CRN’s 2025 Products Of The Year

CRN staff compiled the top partner-friendly products that launched or were significantly updated over the last year and then turned to solution providers to choose this year’s winners.


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The CRN 2025 Products of the Year awards honor the leading partner-friendly IT products as selected by the solution providers that develop solutions and services around these products and bring them to their customers.

CRN editors selected finalists in 32 technology categories from products that were newly launched or updated between September 2024 and September 2025. The categories range from mainstay channel products in enterprise networking, enterprise storage, and power protection and management, to products in newer technology areas such as application performance and observability, artificial intelligence infrastructure and AI PCs.

We then asked solution providers to rate the products based on three subcategories: technology, revenue and profit, and customer need. Products with the highest overall score (the average of the three subcategory scores) in each product category was named the winner.

What follows are the winners, subcategory winners and finalists for 2025.

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Application Performance and Observability

Winner Overall: Splunk Observability Cloud

Splunk Observability Cloud is a unified, integrated platform for monitoring the performance of IT infrastructure and applications in complex, distributed environments, including cloud systems and microservices. The system collects and analyzes metric, trace and log data (it incorporates the OpenTelemetry open-source framework for collecting, processing and exporting telemetry data) to provide full-stack visibility, helping IT teams identify and resolve problems to reduce downtime and improve user experience.

Splunk Observability Cloud scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for technology, revenue and profit, and customer need.

Finalist: Datadog Observability Platform

Finalist: Dynatrace

Finalist: HPE OpsRamp

Finalist: IBM Instana Observability

Finalist: LogicMonitor Envision

Finalist: New Relic Intelligent Observability Platform

Artificial Intelligence: AI PCs

Winner Overall: Dell Pro Max 18 Plus

The Dell Pro Max 18 Plus is a high-performance, 18-inch mobile workstation for demanding workloads such as with advanced capabilities such as AI applications, data analytics, CAD and 3-D rendering. It incorporates Intel Ultra Core HX processors and Nvidia RTX Pro Blackwell graphics chips, and an 18-inch QHD+ display.

The Dell Pro Max 18 Plus scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for technology and customer need.

Subcategory Winner—Revenue and Profit: Acer Swift X 14 AI

Finalist: HP ZBook Fury G1i

Finalist: Lenovo ThinkBook 16p Gen 6

Finalist: Microsoft Surface Laptop 5G

Artificial Intelligence: Infrastructure

Winner Overall: Dell PowerEdge XE9685L Rack Server

The Dell PowerEdge XE9685L Rack Server, part of Dell Technologies’ PowerEdge server line, is a 4U rack server that the company says is designed for intensive AI, machine learning and high-performance computing workloads. The system incorporates dual AMD EPYC 9005 processors and up to eight Nvidia HGX B200 or H200 Tensor Core CPUs, a direct liquid cooling system, a high-density design and high-speed memory.

The Dell PowerEdge XE9685L Rack Server scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for technology and customer need.

Subcategory Winner—Revenue and Profit: HPE ProLiant Compute DL345 Gen12

Finalist: Cisco UCS C845A M8 Rack Server

Finalist: Lenovo ThinkSystem SC750 V4 Neptune Server

Finalist: Supermicro DLC-2 4U

Artificial Intelligence: Software

Winner Overall: HPE Juniper Mist

HPE Juniper Mist is an AI-native, cloud-based networking platform that uses AI and machine learning to automate, manage and secure enterprise networks from the client to the cloud. The system provides visibility, optimizes performance, and reduces troubleshooting time for wired, wireless and WAN networks. Juniper Mist was a key addition to HPE’s network product portfolio after it acquired Juniper Networks earlier this year.

HPE Juniper Mist scored highest overall in this product category, scored highest for technology and customer need, and tied for highest score for revenue and profit.

Subcategory Winner—Revenue and Profit: HPE Private Cloud AI (tie)

Finalist: Amazon Web Services Bedrock

Finalist: Cisco AI Canvas

Finalist: Google Gemini

Finalist: IBM Watsonx.ai

Finalist: Microsoft Copilot

Finalist: ServiceNow AI Agent Orchestrator

Big Data

Winner Overall: Snowflake AI Data Cloud

The Snowflake AI Data Cloud combines Snowflake’s cloud-native architecture with a number of AI and machine learning capabilities that help organizations to securely unify, integrate, analyze and share data across multiple cloud systems and geographical regions. The platform powers a range of data-intensive workloads including data engineering, data lakes, cloud-based applications and application development, and AI and ML development and deployment.

Snowflake AI Data Cloud scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for technology, revenue and profit, and customer need.

Finalist: Amazon EMR

Finalist: Cloudera Data Platform

Finalist: Databricks Data Intelligence Platform

Finalist: HPE Data Fabric

Finalist: Microsoft Intelligent Data Platform

Finalist: Oracle Database

Business Applications

Winner Overall: Oracle NetSuite

Oracle NetSuite is a cloud-based suite of ERP applications that cover a range of business operations including financials, inventory management, CRM and e-commerce. In addition to automating business workflows, NetSuite offers a number of built-in capabilities including real-time analytics, project management and professional services automation. In October of this year Oracle unveiled NetSuite Next, a new generation of the software with built-in AI capabilities.

Oracle NetSuite scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for revenue and profit.

Subcategory Winner—Technology: Salesforce

Subcategory Winner—Customer Need: Microsoft Dynamics 365

Finalist: Epicor ERP

Finalist: Sage ERP/Sage Intacct

Finalist: SAP S/4HANA

Business Intelligence and Data Analytics

Winner Overall: IBM Watsonx BI

IBM says its Watsonx BI offering goes beyond traditional business intelligence dashboards, providing an AI-based “business insight agent” through which users analyze trusted data in context by asking conversational questions and receiving instant insight and actionable guidance. The software combines generative AI with a governed semantic layer and provides automated data preparation and a centralized metrics catalog.

IBM Watsonx BI scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for customer need.

Subcategory Winner—Technology: Domo (tie)

Subcategory Winner—Technology: Strategy One (tie)

Subcategory Winner—Revenue and Profit: Domo

Finalist: Amazon Redshift

Finalist: Google Cloud BigQuery

Finalist: Microsoft Power BI

Finalist: Qlik Sense

Finalist: ThoughtSpot Agentic Analytics Platform

Desktop as a Service

Winner Overall: Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop

Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop is a cloud-based service that provides virtualized desktops and applications, allowing users to access them from anywhere, using any client device. AVD simplifies IT management tasks because only the application images and virtual machines need to be managed while the Azure infrastructure is managed by Microsoft.

Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for technology, and revenue and profit.

Subcategory Winner—Customer Need: Amazon Workspaces

Finalist: Citrix DaaS

Finalist: Omnissa Horizon

Edge Computing and Internet of Things

Winner Overall: Dell PowerEdge

The Dell PowerEdge line of high-performance compute servers is designed for a wide range of workloads including high-performance computing, database management, virtualization, complex analytics, AI applications and web hosting. The servers feature a consistent chipset across each generation, simplifying management tasks, and are available in tower, rack-mounted and blade server form factors.

Dell PowerEdge scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for technology and customer need.

Subcategory Winner—Revenue and Profit: Supermicro SYS-112D

Finalist: Aeris IoT Watchtower

Finalist: Digi International Digi X-ON

Finalist: HPE ProLiant Compute DL145 Gen 11

Enterprise IT Management

Winner Overall: Red Hat Ansible

The Red Hat Ansible automation platform is used to centralize and streamline IT operations across an organization. The system is used to create, manage and scale automated tasks for managing IT infrastructure, configuring systems, deploying applications and orchestrating IT workflows.

Red Hat Ansible scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for technology, revenue and profit, and customer need.

Finalist: Cisco Thousand Eyes

Finalist: Dell OpenManage

Finalist: Flexera One

Finalist: HP Workforce Experience Platform

Finalist: HPE Morpheus Enterprise Software

Finalist: IBM Turbonomic

Finalist: Microsoft Intune

Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure

Winner Overall: Red Hat OpenShift

Red Hat OpenShift is a unified application development platform for building, modernizing and deploying enterprise applications at scale across on-premises and hybrid cloud environments. OpenShift incorporates the Kubernetes container system for deploying and managing containerized applications. It also includes built-in tools, such as automated CI/CD pipelines, to simplify application development life cycles.

Red Hat OpenShift scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for technology, revenue and profit, and customer need.

Finalist: Broadcom VMware Cloud Foundation 9.0

Finalist: Dell Apex Hybrid Cloud

Finalist: HPE GreenLake

Finalist: Nutanix Cloud Platform

Finalist: Scale Computing Platform

MSP Platforms

Winner Overall: Rewst

The Rewst low-code, robotic process automation (RPA) platform is designed to help MSPs automate manual tasks and processes. Using Rewst, MSPs can build and deploy automated workflows, integrate with other tools, and use prebuilt, configurable automations called “crates” for common MSP use cases.

Rewst scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for technology, revenue and profit, and customer need.

Finalist: Acronis RMM

Finalist: Atera Autopilot

Finalist: ConnectWise Asio

Finalist: HaloPSA

Finalist: Kaseya 365

Finalist: N-able N-central

Finalist: NinjaOne

Finalist: Syncro XMM Platform

Networking—Enterprise

Winner Overall: HPE Aruba Networking CX 10040

The HPE Aruba Networking CX 10040 is a high-performance distributed services “smart switch” for data centers and campuses that require advanced networking and security. Introduced in May 2025, the CX 10040 doubles the scale and performance of the earlier-generation CX 10000 and is designed for higher-end use cases such as service provider or enterprise colocation environments.

The HPE Aruba Networking CX 10040 scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for technology, revenue and profit, and customer need.

Finalist: Cisco C9350/C9619 Smart Switches

Finalist: Cisco Secure Routers (8100, 8200, 8300, 8400 and 8500)

Finalist: Extreme Networks Extreme Platform ONE

Finalist: Extreme Platform ONE Security (previously known as Extreme Cloud Universal ZTNA)

Finalist: F5 Application Delivery and Security Platform (ADSP)

Finalist: Meter Enterprise Networking Solution

Power Protection and Management

Winner Overall: Schneider Electric NetShelter Rack PDU Advanced

The Schneider Electric NetShelter Rack PDU Advanced is an intelligent power distribution unit designed for high-density data center environments. The system provides power to rack-mounted IT equipment and features such capabilities as remote power monitoring and control, high outlet density, flexible 4-in-1 combination outlets, and environmental monitoring sensor ports.

Schneider Electric NetShelter Rack PDU Advanced scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for revenue and profit.

Subcategory Winner—Technology: Vertiv PowerUPS 9000

Subcategory Winner—Customer Need: Eaton 9PX Gen2

Processors: CPUs

Winner Overall: AMD EPYC 9005 Series

The fifth generation of the AMD EPYC processor line, the EPYC 9005 Series, was introduced in October 2024. The CPUs incorporate a hybrid, multi-chip design and Zen 5 and Zen 5c processor cores to provide performance, density and efficiency for data center, virtualized and cloud environments, as well as supporting new AI workloads.

The AMD EPYC 9005 Series scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for technology, revenue and profit, and customer need.

Finalist: AMD Ryzen Threadripper 9000 WX-Series

Finalist: Intel Core Ultra 200V Series

Finalist: Intel Xeon 6 with P-cores

Finalist: Qualcomm Snapdragon X

Processors: GPUs

Winner Overall: Nvidia B300/GB300

The Nvidia B300 was Nvidia’s flagship GPU product in the second half of 2025, providing high performance, memory capacity and bandwidth for AI supercomputing tasks. The chipmaker touted the B300’s capabilities as optimized for the demanding workloads of large language model reasoning. (The GB300 rack-scale platform, incorporating the B300 chip, functions as a single, massive GPU.)

Nvidia B300/GB300 scored highest overall in this technology category.

Subcategory Winner—Technology: Intel ARC B580

Subcategory Winner—Revenue and Profit: AMD Instinct MI355X (tie)

Subcategory Winner— Revenue and Profit: AMD Radeon AI Pro R9700 (tie)

Subcategory Winner— Revenue and Profit: Intel ARC B580 (tie)

Subcategory Winner—Customer Need: Nvidia RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell, Server Edition

Public Cloud Platforms

Winner Overall: Google Cloud Platform

The Google Cloud Platform (GCP) is one of the “Big Three” of the industry’s leading cloud hyperscalers, providing an alternative to on-premises data centers for building, deploying and managing IT applications and services, and storing and managing data. Google is in the process of acquiring cloud security startup Wiz for $32 billion in a move to boost GCP’s cloud security capabilities.

Google Cloud Platform scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for technology and revenue and profit, and tied for customer need.

Subcategory Winner—Customer Need: Microsoft Azure (tie)

Finalist: Amazon Web Services Cloud

Finalist: IBM Cloud

Finalist: Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Finalist: OVHcloud Public Cloud

Security: AI

Winner Overall: Cyera AI Guardian

Cyera AI Guardian is a suite of AI security products designed to protect enterprises as they accelerate the rollout of AI applications and agents. The software provides visibility and security controls for multiple types of AI technologies including public AI systems like ChatGPT, embedded AI such as Microsoft Copilot, and custom-developed AI systems. Core components of Cyera product include AI Security Posture Management (AI-SPM) for discovering AI assets and data access, and AI Runtime Protection for threat detection and response.

Cyera AI Guardian scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for revenue and profit.

Subcategory Winner—Technology: CrowdStrike Falcon Cloud Security AI-SPM

Subcategory Winner—Customer Need: CrowdStrike Falcon Cloud Security AI-SPM

Finalist: Cisco AI Defense

Finalist: Orca Security AI-SPM

Finalist: Palo Alto Networks Prisma AIRs

Finalist: Wiz AI-SPM

Finalist: Zscaler AI Guard

Security: Cloud and Application Security

Winner Overall: CrowdStrike Falcon Cloud Security

CrowdStrike Falcon Cloud Security is a unified cloud-native platform for securing cloud workloads, containers and identities. The system simplifies and automates cloud security by providing end-to-end visibility and protection across hybrid cloud environments. Capabilities include cloud security posture management, cloud workload protection, and cloud detect and response.

CrowdStrike Falcon Cloud Security scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for technology, revenue and profit, and customer need.

Finalist: Orca Cloud Security Platform

Finalist: Palo Alto Networks Cortex Cloud

Finalist: SentinelOne Singularity Cloud Security

Finalist: Snyk AI Trust Platform

Security: Data

Winner Overall: IBM Guardiam Data Protection

The IBM Guardiam Data Protection data security platform identifies, classifies and protects data across hybrid cloud environments. It monitors data activity in real time to help organizations comply with regulations, detect threats and manage vulnerabilities. The system enforces policies for sensitive data access, including masking or quarantining data based on risk, and aids regulatory compliance tasks by automating the collection of audit data and generating reports.

IBM Guardium Data Protection scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for customer need and tied for revenue and profit.

Subcategory Winner—Technology: Zscaler Data Protection

Subcategory Winner—Revenue and Profit: Cyera Data Security (tie)

Finalist: Proofpoint Unified Data Security Protection

Finalist: Rubrik Security Cloud

Finalist: Wiz DSPM

Security: Email and Web Security

Winner Overall: Barracuda Email Protection

The Barracuda Email Protection suite of cloud-based security software protects organizations from email-based threats including malware, phishing and business email compromise. The solution uses a multilayered approach including AI-powered threat detection, spam filtering and advanced threat protection to secure both incoming and outgoing email. It also provides post-delivery remediation, removing threats that have already been delivered to someone’s inbox.

Barracuda Email Protection scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for revenue and profit.

Subcategory Winner—Technology: Cloudflare Application Security

Subcategory Winner—Customer Need: Cloudflare Application Security

Finalist: Abnormal AI Cloud Email Security

Finalist: Inky Behavioral Email Security Platform

Finalist: Mimecast Advanced Email Security

Finalist: Proofpoint Prime Threat Protection

Security: Endpoint Protection

Winner Overall: Huntress Managed EDR

The Huntress Managed EDR is a cybersecurity offering that combines automated endpoint detection and response (EDR) technology with 24x7 Security Operations Center (SOC) services to detect and halt cyberthreats. It detects malicious activity on endpoints using behavioral analysis and machine learning and provides analysis and guided remediation to stop attacks before they cause significant damage.

Huntress Managed EDR scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for technology.

Subcategory Winner—Revenue and Profit: ESET Protect

Subcategory Winner—Customer Need: ThreatLocker Protect

Finalist: CrowdStrike Falcon Platform

Finalist: SentinelOne Singularity Platform

Finalist: Sophos XDR

Security: Identity and Access Management

Winner Overall: SailPoint Identity Security Cloud

The SailPoint Identity Security Cloud Software as a Service, built on the SailPoint Atlas platform, helps organizations manage and secure access to applications and data across an entire IT estate, including on-premises and cloud environments. It uses AI and automation to streamline identity and access management processes and automate tasks such as user provisioning and deprovisioning.

SailPoint Identity Security Cloud scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for revenue and profit and for customer need.

Subcategory Winner—Technology: Okta Platform

Finalist: CrowdStrike Falcon Next-Gen Identity

Finalist: CyberArk Identity Security Platform

Finalist: Microsoft Entra ID

Finalist: Ping Identity Platform

Security: Managed Detection and Response

Winner Overall: Arctic Wolf MDR

Arctic Wolf’s managed detection and response service provides 24x7 monitoring of networks, endpoints and cloud environments to detect, contain, respond to and remediate cyberattacks. Arctic Wolf MDR combines Security Operations Center (SOC) tools and sensors, along with a security team, to monitor an organization’s IT environment. The company says that MDR addresses the cybersecurity challenges of evolving threats, escalating costs and a shortage of trained security professionals.

Arctic Wolf MDR scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for technology.

Subcategory Winner—Revenue and Profit: Sophos MDR

Subcategory Winner—Customer Need: CrowdStrike Falcon Complete Next-Gen MDR

Finalist: OpenText MDR

Finalist: Red Canary MDR

Finalist: ThreatLocker Cyber Hero MDR

Security: Network

Winner Overall: WatchGuard ThreatSync+ NDR

The WatchGuard ThreatSync+ NDR hybrid network defense security service detects and responds to advanced threats across a network. The product monitors internal and external network traffic to identify anomalies and malicious activity that may bypass perimeter defenses. ThreatSync+ NDR provides consolidated alerts, threat analysis, and automation for remediation to help security teams quickly identify and mitigate risks across their network, cloud, user and IoT environments.

WatchGuard ThreatSync+ NDR scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for technology, and for revenue and profit.

Subcategory Winner—Customer Need: Fortinet FortiGate

Finalist: Cisco Hypershield

Finalist: Juniper Secure AI-Native Edge Solution

Finalist: SonicWall Generation 8 Firewalls

Finalist: Sophos XGS Series Firewalls

Security: Security Access Service Edge

Winner Overall: Fortinet FortiSASE

Fortinet’s cloud-delivered Secure Access Service Edge platform unifies networking and security capabilities to provide secure access to the internet, cloud systems and applications. The software, which combines security service edge (SSE) and SD-WAN, simplifies security management by extending security functions such as firewalls, threat protection and web filtering for remote workers.

Fortinet FortiSASE scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for revenue and profit and tied for customer need.

Subcategory Winner—Technology: HPE Aruba Networking EdgeConnect

Subcategory Winner—Customer Need: Palo Alto Networks Prisma SASE (tie)

Finalist: Cato SASE Cloud Platform

Finalist: Cisco SASE

Finalist: Netskope One SASE

Finalist: Zscaler Zero Trust SASE

Security: Security Operations Platform/SIEM

Winner Overall: Palo Alto Networks Cortex XSIAM 3.0

Palo Alto Networks Cortex XSIAM 3.0, launched in April 2025, is an AI-driven security operations (SecOps) platform that unifies proactive and reactive security measures to automate and accelerate threat detection and response across an organization’s entire environment. The 3.0 release expands the product’s real-time response functionality to provide more proactive defense capabilities. Other new features include Cortex Exposure Management and Cortex Advanced Email Security.

Palo Alto Networks Cortex XSIAM 3.0 scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for technology, revenue and profit, and customer need.

Finalist: Arctic Wolf Aurora Platform

Finalist: CrowdStrike Falcon Next-Gen SIEM

Finalist: Exabeam New-Scale Fusion

Finalist: Huntress Managed SIEM

Finalist: Splunk Enterprise Security

Storage: Cloud-Focused

Winner Overall: Pure Storage Enterprise Data Cloud

The Pure Storage Enterprise Data Cloud, introduced in June 2025, provides a data management architecture that creates a unified, virtualized data cloud across on-premises, public and hybrid cloud environments. It allows IT to manage data centrally with a single control plane, shifting the focus to managing data rather than storage hardware. The company’s Pure Fusion technology, which unifies storage as a pool of data resources, is at the core of the system.

Pure Storage Enterprise Data Cloud scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for technology.

Subcategory Winner— Revenue and Profit: NetApp ONTAP

Subcategory Winner—Customer Need: Hitachi Vantara Virtual Storage Platform One

Finalist: Wasabi Hot Cloud Storage

Storage: Data Protection, Management and Resiliency

Winner Overall: Veeam Data Cloud

The Veeam Data Cloud is a Backup-as-a-Service platform that provides managed data resilience and backup and recovery for cloud-based data. It provides secure protection for workloads such as Microsoft 365, Microsoft Azure and Salesforce. The system’s software, infrastructure and storage are managed by Veeam.

Veeam Data Cloud scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for revenue and profit and for customer need.

Subcategory Winner—Technology: Commvault Cloud Platform

Finalist: Arctera Insight Platform

Finalist: Cohesity NetBackup

Finalist: Dell PowerProtect Data Domain DD6410

Finalist: HPE Zerto Software

Finalist: HYCU Data Resiliency Cloud

Finalist: Komprise Elastic Data Migration

Finalist: Quantum DXi T-10-480

Storage: Enterprise-Class

Winner Overall: Dell ObjectScale

Dell ObjectScale is Dell Technologies’ enterprise-grade, cloud-scale object storage platform that the company says is designed to provide public cloud-class object storage in on-premises systems. The scalable, S3-compatible storage system is used for a range of high-performance workloads including data lakes for AI, data backup, archiving and content delivery.

Dell ObjectScale scored highest overall in this technology category, highest for technology and tied for customer need.

Subcategory Winner—Revenue and Profit: NetApp AFF A-Series/C-Series

Subcategory Winner—Customer Need: DDN Infinia (tie)

Finalist: Graid Technology SupremeRAID

Finalist: HPE Alletra Storage MP B10000

Finalist: Pliops XDO LightningAI

Finalist: Pure Storage FlashArray/FlashBlade

Unified Communications and Collaboration

Winner Overall: Five9 Agentic CX

The Five9 Agentic CX customer experience platform, introduced in June 2025, utilizes advanced AI agents to automate and improve customer interactions. The product’s ability to reason, decide and take action are deeply integrated with contact center operations, according to Five9.

Five9 Agentic CX scored highest overall in this technology category, tied for technology and scored highest for revenue and profit.

Subcategory Winner—Technology: Intermedia Contact Center for Microsoft Teams (tie)

Subcategory Winner—Customer Need: Intermedia Contact Center for Microsoft Teams

Finalist: Cisco Webex AI Agent

Finalist: Intermedia AI Agent Assist

Finalist: NiCE CXone Mpower

Finalist: RingCentral AI Receptionist (AIR)

Finalist: Talkdesk AI Agents for Voice

Virtualization

Winner Overall: Microsoft Hyper-V

Hyper-V is Microsoft’s enterprise-grade hypervisor technology that’s built into Windows and Windows Server, providing hardware virtualization capabilities for creating, running and managing virtual machines at scale. Hyper-V, according to Microsoft, virtualizes compute workloads to maximize hardware utilization, streamline IT operations and enhance business continuity.

Microsoft Hyper-V scored highest overall in this technology category and highest for technology, revenue and profit, and customer need.

Finalist: VMware vSphere Foundation 9.0

Finalist: HPE VM Essentials

Finalist: Promox Virtual Environment 9.0