When Broadcom changed VMware's licenses to subscriptions and per-core pricing, it included a limit of 100 GiB of storage ...

VMware's transition to subscription models under Broadcom has led to customer frustration and driven some demand for ...

After closing a $69 billion deal to buy virtualization technology company VMware a year ago, Broadcom wasted no time ushering in big changes to the ways customers and partners buy and sell VMware ...

Not impressed with price hikes and subscription shifts Since Broadcom’s $69 billion acquisition of VMware last year, many ...

“For example, compared to previous pricing which included VMware licenses, you will be able to get a VE1 node that supports portability at up to a 35 percent lower price on a three-year prepaid ...

In the letter, Johnson called the proposed price hike extreme and unexpected ... Not long after the buyout, VMware perpetual licenses were terminated, and customers became increasingly vocal ...

The aftermath of Broadcom’s VMware acquisition has CIOs and IT pros exploring options for avoiding business disruption.

Historically, VMware has hailed its perpetual licenses as among the most renowned ... Broadcom has also slashed its subscription list price by half. The enterprise-class solution is designed ...

Nutanix topped the list because, in the opinion of Paul Delory, a research vice president in the Gartner for Technical ...

Cloud customers, including public sector bodies, large European businesses, SMEs and start-ups are all threatened by egregious and unwarranted new contract terms and price increases, the European ...

Forward-thinking CXOs are using this disruption to reimagine their technology real estate, consider a broader range of cloud ...