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After years of focusing primarily on large enterprise customers under Broadcom, VMware is once again offering a product for smaller deployments. vSphere Express is limited to 128 CPU cores and is available exclusively through distributors.
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Tesco and VMware are locked in a licensing dispute. Now, the supermarket giant is looking for someone to oversee the migration away from VMware across its stores.
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New Hardware and Kubernetes
Facing looming cost increases of 400 percent under Broadcom, Topgolf has migrated 12,000 virtual machines to VergeOS. The transition is scheduled to conclude in December.
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Licensing Costs as Main Reason
A survey commissioned by Rimini Street among 300 VMware customers shows: Licensing costs drive the search, while complexity slows the switch.
EU Cloud Association
The industry association Cloud Infrastructure Services Providers in Europe (CISPE) has filed a formal action for annulment with the European Court of Justice against the approval of the VMware takeover by Broadcom.
Audits possible
Broadcom has begun sending warning letters to VMware users who continue to use the virtualization software with expired support contracts. According to Broadcom, anyone who continues to benefit from VMware support after the contract has expired is in breach of the user agreements.
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Instead of 16
Broadcom is significantly increasing the minimum requirements for VMware licenses. According to VMware distributor Arrow, the minimum number of cores required will increase from 16 to 72 from April 10.
Software dispute erupts
The virtualization specialist VMware has taken legal action against the American business units of the German technology group Siemens. The core allegation: the use of improperly licensed software.
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17.11.2026
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