Broadcom Inc.’s acquisition of VMware has led to rapid and effective integration in the cloud infrastructure landscape, focusing on hybrid cloud solutions and generative AI. This collaboration has driven innovation, optimized product offerings, and transformed VMware‘s licensing and subscription models. Krish Prasad, Senior VP at Broadcom, highlights VMware‘s position in delivering comprehensive and flexible cloud platforms to lead the market.
During an exclusive interview with theCUBE Research, Prasad discussed VCF’s approach to hybrid cloud solutions and next-generation AI, emphasizing the importance of balancing workloads between on-premises and public cloud environments. The integration after the acquisition has been quick and efficient, with a simplified product portfolio and a focus on providing a comprehensive cloud platform. Broadcom’s commitment to innovation across its business units has enabled VMware to execute customer-centric transformations more effectively.
The use of hybrid cloud solutions, supported by VCF, caters to the industry trend towards balancing public cloud services and on-premises infrastructure for flexibility, security, and cost-effectiveness. Generative AI has further increased the need for high-performance cloud infrastructures, making VCF a crucial solution for enterprises looking to adapt to the digital landscape. Significant changes to VMware‘s licensing and subscription models offer customers more flexibility and agility in moving their workloads between on-premises and cloud environments.
Broadcom’s support for VMware enables customers to deploy a hybrid cloud model seamlessly, modernize their data center, and extend to the public cloud. The partnership between Broadcom and VMware has accelerated innovation, optimized product offerings, and introduced transformative changes to the cloud infrastructure landscape.
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