An overview of the Intelligent Business Process Management Suites (iBPMS) landscape, covering key vendors including Zabbix, Nagios, VMware, Datadog, and SolarWinds, the market segments they serve, and why this category matters for DevOps and IT operations teams.
VMware extended its $26-per-share cash tender offer for Carbon Black to October 7, 2019, pending the expiry of a mandatory four-week waiting period required by the Austrian Cartel Act.
VMware’s hybrid private-cloud strategy—combining on-premises control with public-cloud flexibility—has technical and business implications worth understanding for DevOps and infrastructure teams.
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An overview of the global public cloud service market landscape in 2019, covering key providers including Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform, along with market segmentation by service type and vertical.
Panzura’s Vizion.ai analytics platform has earned VMware Partner Ready for VMware Cloud on AWS validation, enabling enterprises to deploy serverless Elasticsearch-based analytics across hybrid and multi-cloud environments with full vendor support.
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Intel’s Bob Ghaffari discusses the company’s multicloud networking strategy, the role of DPDK, VMware NSX integration, microsegmentation, edge computing, and the Intel FPGA N3000 card in a theCUBE interview at VMworld.
DXC Technology used VMware Cloud on AWS and HCX to help Origin Energy move roughly 100 workloads out of ageing data centre infrastructure and into a hybrid cloud environment — with little to no downtime.
Dell Technologies exceeded Wall Street expectations for its second fiscal quarter of 2020, with VMware’s growing integration across its portfolio playing a central role in the outperformance.
VMware’s acquisition of Carbon Black signals a broader industry shift away from traditional endpoint-centric security toward enterprise-wide detection and response—and it raises the question of whether EDR needs a new name.
At VMworld 2019, VMware placed Kubernetes at the center of its product strategy with two major announcements: Project Pacific and the Tanzu brand. Here’s what each means for infrastructure and DevOps teams.
VMware’s $2.1 billion acquisition of Carbon Black in 2019 was the culmination of years of deliberate security investments. Here’s how VMware built its cybersecurity practice and what the deal meant for enterprise endpoint security.
At VMworld 2019, VMware unveiled Project Pacific and the Tanzu Portfolio, embedding Kubernetes directly into vSphere’s control plane. Here’s what the announcements mean for enterprise DevOps teams navigating multicloud and VM-to-container migrations.
At VMworld 2019, VMware’s Mark Lohmeyer explained how the jointly engineered VMware Cloud on AWS offering is compressing multi-year migration timelines into months and enabling customers to modernize workloads at their own pace.
At VMworld 2019, VMware launched the Tanzu portfolio—a suite of products and services designed to help enterprises build, run, and manage Kubernetes workloads across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
VMware positioned itself as a picks-and-shovels provider during the enterprise blockchain boom, developing a scalable Byzantine Fault Tolerant consensus protocol, open-sourcing Project Concord, and offering a permissioned blockchain service for large enterprise consortiums.
VMware announced plans to acquire endpoint security firm Carbon Black for $2.1 billion and cloud-native platform provider Pivotal for $2.7 billion, signaling a major strategic push into cloud security and modern application development.
Tracing VMware’s journey from server virtualization pioneer to multicloud platform player — and what that history reveals about where enterprise infrastructure is headed.
At VMworld 2019, VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger detailed a sweeping Kubernetes strategy built on the acquisitions of Heptio and Pivotal Software, and plans to rebuild vSphere as a native Kubernetes platform.
