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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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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...
Broadcom defends VMware prices: customers are misusing bundle
Broadcom claims that customers are not utilizing the bundle components effectively. Many VMware users comp...
Broadcom announces VMware Cloud Foundation 9 (VCF 9) with a focus on private cloud
Broadcom commits to the private cloud
VMware and Siemens argue over location of legal fight
VMware and Siemens are arguing over the location of a lawsuit concerning software licenses. Siemens wants the...
Only European partners can access lowest VMware tier – for now
Broadcom continues to shake up VMware
License fees 8 to 15 times higher since VMware became part of Broadcom
European VMware users have seen their bills rise sharply. A tenfold increase is common, with peaks of up to 1...
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DataCore completes HCI offering with acquisition of StarWind
DataCore has acquired StarWind, completing its hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI) offering. StarWind's HCI ...