Broadcom Inc.’s acquisition of VMware Inc. is proceeding almost exactly as we expected when the deal was announced in May 2022. Much of the media and competitor narrative is focused on the increased ...

Broadcom has been sending cease-and-desist letters to owners of VMware perpetual licenses with expired support contracts, Ars Technica has confirmed. Some customers have opted to continue using VMware ...

Broadcom Inc. faces an increased threat of an in-depth European Union antitrust probe over alleged licensing restrictions on VMware Inc. software, with regulators taking a closer look at fresh ...

Broadcom’s VMware-centric battle with telecom giant AT&T might be heading toward a settlement but the door remains open for hundreds of thousands of current VMware customers to eventually flee ...

‘Broadcom can report that most have signed new contracts, but we know that these are punitive and threaten the viability of service providers locked-in to the VMware ecosystem,’ said Francisco ...

Tesco has sued Broadcom and a VMware reseller for £100 million in damages Tesco was meant to have five years’ support and upgrades and an optional extension Failure to settle the case could disrupt ...

The Cloud Infrastructure Service Providers in Europe (CISPE) on Thursday filed an action for annulment in a bid to overturn the decision by the European Commission approving Broadcom’s acquisition of ...

And THIS is why you should never use a "free" license for any VMWare product for anything but a development sandbox. It WILL come back to haunt you when Broadcom decides to change their mind on ...

Broadcom’s focus this year on accelerating the enterprise adoption of its VMware platforms will continue to rely heavily on deployment and support partners that could be feeling an increased financial ...

I maintain a “Sell” rating on Broadcom Inc. stock with a fair value of $120 per share following its fiscal Q3 earnings due to concerns over legacy business declines and VMware integration issues.

You will own nothing and be happy: The adage applies to companies, too. Telecom giant AT&T filed a lawsuit last week against Broadcom, claiming it is trying to change its VMware licensing terms ...