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In the months since the acquisition by Broadcom, the world of VMware customers has been shaken up enormously. The licensing changes have often meant higher prices for organizations, but, according to Broadcom, offer a more coherent package for larger customers.
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NetApp accelerates migration of VMware workloads to the cloud
NetApp announces that Amazon FSx for NetApp ONTAP is now supported by Amazon Elastic VMware Service (Amazon E...

Scale Computing and Veeam now deliver full backup integration
Veeam's backup software now fully integrates with Scale Computing's virtualization platform. After months of ...

Cybercrime trendsetter Scattered Spider rarely needs to hack
We hear all the time that cyber attackers no longer hack, but simply log in. This is because it is true. Howe...

Broadcom customers with perpetual VMware license face patching issues
VMware customers who use perpetual licenses but no longer have an active support contract will not have acces...

EU Court examines Broadcom’s dominant position after VMware deal (update)
Following a complaint from industry organization CISPE, Broadcom's acquisition of VMware is once again under ...

Broadcom ends VMware partner program
Broadcom has announced that the current Broadcom Advantage Partner Program for VMware partners will end on Oc...

Replatforming virtualized workloads: Do your VMs need a new home?
Finding a balance for VMs and containers

Citrix returns to the mainstream hypervisor market
Citrix is trying to regain a foothold in the general hypervisor market. The company is seizing the momentum t...

Court orders VMware to provide support to Dutch ministry
The District Court of The Hague has ordered VMware and Broadcom to provide ongoing support to the Ministry of...

VMware spinout Omnissa expands App Volumes to physical PCs
Omnissa, the independent company that acquired VMware's former end-user computing division, has adapted its A...