[lawl]

That's what you would assume when you look at the image. But

> Hyper-V Containers, a new container deployment option with enhanced isolation powered by Hyper-V virtualization.

Everything written tells a different story. "Hyper-V virtualization" means virtual machines, making it not a container. They just try to make that sound like a feature.

Or do you have more information than I do?

[cwyers]

All we have is a press release. The diagram and the constant references to containers would seem to indicate these are, well, containers. You're picking at a few things and assuming they mean that the rest of the release is wrong. Why?