I love this time of the year. I enjoy the thought of spending time with family and friends during the holiday season, and I enjoy the thought of spending time with my EUC colleagues at AWS re:Invent. One of the things I enjoy… Article Source https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/desktop-and-application-streaming/ferrari-and-bloomberg-choose-aws-for-euc/
In recent news, VMware EUC, a prominent player in the tech industry, was rejected by Broadcom, leading to a significant shift in the market. This turn of events has caused VMware EUC to rebrand itself as OmnissaChannel Futures, signaling a new chapter for the company. The rejection by Broadcom has been a blow to VMware … Read more
The End-User Computing division of VMware, previously acquired by Broadcom, has been rebranded as Omnissa and is now under the ownership of investment firm KKR following a $4 billion acquisition. Omnissa, with an annual recurring revenue of $1.5 billion and 26,000 customers worldwide, focuses on autonomous and personalized digital workplace solutions with core products like … Read more
Broadcom’s acquisition of VMware’s EUC division has been met with uncertainty over the past two years. After the deal was closed last fall, Broadcom announced its intention to divest the VMware EUC division, which was later sold to private equity firm KKR. The division has now been rebranded as Omnissa, with a focus on digital … Read more
Broadcom leaders addressed VMware staff about the future of one of its business units that global investment firm KKR plans to acquire, according to internal memos viewed by Business Insider. KKR announced on Monday that it entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the End-User Computing division from Broadcom for about $4 billion. Under this … Read more
A potentially $1 billion deal by semiconductor manufacturer Broadcom to sell a security software business it acquired with its $61 billion purchase of VMware last year has reportedly been put on hold, if not abandoned. Investment firm KKR had agreed to buy Carbon Black along with VMware’s entire end-user computing (EUC) business, including VMware’s Workspace … Read more
The dismantling of VMware by Broadcom continued today when the company announced it was selling its End-User Computing (EUC) Division to Menlo Park, Calif.-based KKR, a global investment firm, in a deal estimated to be worth US$4 billion. The purchase by KKR includes Horizon, a desktop and application virtualization platform and Workspace One, a unified … Read more
The dismantling of VMware by Broadcom continued today when the company announced it was selling its End-User Computing (EUC) Division to Menlo Park, Calif.-based KKR, a global investment firm, in a deal estimated to be worth US$4 billion. The purchase by KKR includes Horizon, a desktop and application virtualization platform and Workspace One, a unified … Read more
News that Broadcom intends to sell VMware’s End User Computing business unit, which consists of VMware Horizon, VMware App Volumes, and VMware Workspace ONE, to private equity firm KKR raises a number of questions. Though I’ve tracked the EUC space for decades and even wrote about the expected sale, it’s difficult to form a complete … Read more
The dismantling of VMware by Broadcom continued today when the company announced it was selling its End-User Computing (EUC) Division to Menlo Park, Calif.-based KKR, a global investment firm, in a deal estimated to be worth US$4 billion. The purchase by KKR includes Horizon, a desktop and application virtualization platform and Workspace One, a unified … Read more