Amid calls for more clarity over its future in Dell-EMC merger, VMware chief Pat Gelsinger says the company will continue to operate independently and work with its existing hardware partners, but dismisses suggestions of a possible spinoff.
CEO Dheeraj Pandey underscores the need for product localization to address Asia-Pacific markets and explains why the virtualization startup is aiming to go public.
Six of the virtualization vendor's EVO:Rail global partners including Fujitsu, HDS, and HP will now begin selling their version of the hyper-converged infrastructure appliance to Asean customers.
Analysts warn that VMware will face increasing competition from startups and established cloud players, but VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger says its focus on providing "value" via its products will keep these rivals at bay.
Having seen the benefits from server virtualization, enterprises are now asking for virtualization to move into networking and storage, says VMware's Asia-Pacific head.
Malaysia's supermart giant Mydin reduces the time needed to roll out new software patches from 120 man-hours to just 15 minutes, and minimizes maintenance with thin-client devices that use few mechanical parts.
Years back, I had a discussion with some friends about what defines adultery. If one fantasizes or thinks about committing adultery but never acts on it, is that still a cardinal sin?
Making software licenses "virtual" could drive prices down, while the open-source community helps to clarify some patent and licensing issues.