With the introduction of Hyper-V Cloud Microsoft now emphasizes that it owns the most comprehensive collection of Cloud offerings available on the market today.

At TechEd Europe 2010, Brad Anderson, corporate vice president of Microsoft’s Management and Security Division revealed that Hyper-V Cloud comes to provide customers looking to embrace cloud computing with yet another alternative on top of Windows Azure and Windows Azure Platform Appliances which have been announced for some time now.

Essentially, there are no more excuses for companies not to jump into the Cloud. Microsoft is making available Platform as a Service, Software as Service and Infrastructure as a Service.

Hyper-V Cloud complements existing Cloud offerings from the Redmond company such as Windows Azure and Windows Azure Private Appliance, democratizing the building and deployment of private cloud infrastructures.