I'm from England http://eporner.in.net/ pornhd These figures really don't matter to most businesses. When was the last time you bought a server with 16 physical processors, each of them with 10 cores and Hyper Threading and 4TB of memory? But they do indicate that both hypervisors have the scalability that could be needed in a few years. It's worth pointing out the artificial limitations in vSphere, where, for instance, the Standard SKU can only create VMs with up to 8 vCPUs and Enterprise Plus is required for 64 vCPUs, whereas the previous figures are true across all versions of Hyper-V, including the free Hyper-V Server 2012.