Virtualisation vendor VMware has confirmed that, like fellow US-based software giant Citrix, it is currently raising its prices in countries outside the United States due to the declining value of the ...

VMware kicked off its VMworld conference in Las Vegas on Sunday by announcing that it's lowering the entry price of VMware Cloud on AWS by 50 percent with new smaller configurations for production ...

VMware is cutting the price of VMware Cloud on AWS in half in a market shaking move that partners predict will result in a cloud computing channel windfall. "This lower entry point is a very powerful ...

VMware's (NYSE:VMW) stock could fall to $115 a share if its planned $61 billion sale to Broadcom (NASDAQ:AVGO) were to be scuttled due to regulatory issues, up from an earlier estimate of $100, ...

Broadcom, VMware deal good for investors but customers may suffer Your email has been sent Broadcom's purchase of VMware may raise prices, while cost-cutting measures aimed at achieving profitability ...

Broadcom’s recent “major” update to VMware’s Cloud Platform provided the new parent with an opportunity to shower love all over its new acquisition, but it also continued to highlight ongoing ...

VMware set the price for its Tuesday initial public offering at $29 per share, the top end of the range of starting prices that the software virtualization company had forecast. The target price was ...

Broadcom has pulled VMware vSphere Foundation (VVF) from parts of the EMEA market, in a move that may alienate smaller customers in the region. The chip giant confirmed the news to The Register, ...

In response, VMware this week doubled the amount of virtual RAM -- or vRAM as VMware calls it -- allowed with each vSphere Enterprise license, raised the vRAM entitlement by 33 percent for customers ...

Unlike a lot of areas there's choices when it comes to VMs, you got your cheapo VirtualBox, KVM, MS Hyper-V, Proxmox and even straight conversions to several cloud providers who will gladly take on ...

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