Nvidia is making the transition from its GeForce Experience software package to the all-new (and aptly named) Nvidia App. Previously available only as a beta, the new Nvidia App has gone live with GeForce Experience being moved to legacy… Article Source https://www.xda-developers.com/farewell-nvidia-geforce-experience/
What just happened? GeForce Experience is dead – long live the Nvidia App! Starting today, Nvidia is rolling out version 1.0 of the Nvidia App, officially bringing it out of beta. Nvidia says version 1.0 is now fully ready to replace… Article Source https://www.techspot.com/news/105547-nvidia-kills-geforce-experience-nvidia-app-10-goes.html
Andy Walker / Android Authority TL;DR The Google Meet (original) app, formerly Google Hangouts Meet, has stopped working. Users relying on the service will now have to install the new Google Meet app, which initially debuted as Google Duo. Google… Article Source https://www.androidauthority.com/google-kills-meet-original-app-3491379/
“It’s created a demand spike for the product. Customers on VMware environments mostly prefer to lock in their perpetual licensing for three more years before any price increases kick in,” one VxRail seller tells CRN. The death of VMware’s perpetual licenses has come calling for Dell Technologies’ VxRail, with customers racing to lock in prices … Read more
Broadcom has made sweeping changes to VMware’s business since acquiring the company in November 2023, killing off the perpetually licensed versions of VMware’s software and instituting large-scale layoffs. Broadcom executives have acknowledged the “unease” that all of these changes have created among VMware’s customers and partners but so far haven’t been interested in backtracking. Among … Read more
VMware Since Broadcom’s $61 billion acquisition of VMware closed in November 2023, Broadcom has been charging ahead with major changes to the company’s personnel and products. In December, Broadcom began laying off thousands of employees and stopped selling perpetually licensed versions of VMware products, pushing its customers toward more stable and lucrative software subscriptions instead. … Read more
Dell has terminated its distribution deal for VMware products. A regulatory filing in the US today reveals Dell has written to Broadcom terminating a “commercial framework agreement” forged in November 2021 between Dell and VMware, which is now owned by Broadcom. That agreement was struck on the same day Dell and VMware parted ways – … Read more
News Post-VMware Buy, Broadcom Kills Perpetual Licenses in Favor of Subscriptions Broadcom is discontinuing sales of perpetual licenses for over a dozen VMware products, the company announced this week. The move comes less than a month after the completion of Broadcom’s acquisition of the virtualization giant for a reported $69 billion. The end of perpetual … Read more
News Broadcom Kills Off VMware Perpetual Licenses By Gladys Rama December 13, 2023 Broadcom is ending more than a dozen VMware perpetual licenses and steering those customers to subscriptions, per an announcement this week. The move comes less than a month after the completion of Broadcom’s acquisition of the virtualization giant VMware for … Read more