VMware bolsters Broadcom earnings, Carbon Black to stay
Broadcom rode a VMware-powered financial wave to robust earnings, with Carbon Black remaining part of the team. Source link
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February was dominated by the Broadcom-VMware deal fallout and potential issues from the upcoming HPE-Juniper Networks acquisition. Source link
Broadcom layers NEC on its VMware Telco Cloud
Broadcom verified NEC’s open RAN and vRAN architecture to work on its newly acquired VMware Telco Cloud platform. Source link
Vodafone, Dish dig deeper into VMware telecom integration
Dish Network and Vodafone are integrating new VMware telecommunication services into their network evolutions. Source link
Microsoft stands by VMware post-Broadcom
Microsoft will continue to support its long-standing Azure VMware Solutions service, becoming the latest hyperscaler to support VMware. Source link
Dell terminates VMware deal post-Broadcom close
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VMware customers, resellers are seeking alternatives
VMware went live with a controversial partner program that some claim has introduced angst and uncertainty with resellers and enterprises. Source link
VMware Edge Compute Stack gains tech, new license model (falls in with Broadcom messaging)
VMware announced updates to its Edge Compute Stack (ECS) that mirror the message of its new parent company Broadcom. Source link
Broadcom acquired VMware … the 2023 high and low lights
Broadcom finally (!) closed on its $69 billion acquisition of VMware, bringing to a close 18 months of intrigue. Source link
VMware integration to cost Broadcom $1B, Carbon Black goes on the block
Broadcom CEO Hock Tan said the company’s integration of VMware will take a year and cost around $1 billion in “transition spending.” Source link