VMware's Q1 solid, avoids enterprise software malaise
VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger said that the company's performance was solid "particularly in light of recent results from many of our industry peers."
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Box steps up IT admin features, launches enterprise license agreements
Box has focused on its user interface with its recent updates, but now is focusing on the other side of the equation---technology management.
OpenStack's prospects: Red Hat, VMware agree to disagree
OpenStack will either change the cloud computing universe or be a muddled mess. Red Hat and VMware execs square off.
Citrix, VMware duel over cloud visions
Sameer Dholakia, group vice president and general manager of cloud platforms at Citrix, said VMware is gunning to be a cloud infrastructure monopoly.
VMware buys Socialcast; Fills out collaboration portfolio
VMware acquired Socialcast, a collaboration company, for an undisclosed sum. Couple Socialcast with other recent acquisitions and VMware is clearly aiming to be a desktop collaboration player.
VMware enters platform as a service with open source spin
VMware launched Cloud Foundry, an effort to enter the increasingly crowded platform as a service (PaaS) market.
VMware ups fourth quarter outlook amid strong results
VMware delivered strong third quarter earnings and revenue as demand for virtualization continued unabated. The company also raised its outlook for the fourth quarter.
Microsoft's stump speech: We're leading the cloud parade
Microsoft's operating chief Kevin Turner set out to position the software giant as a cloud computing leader with a broad portfolio that rivals such as Google, Salesforce.com, Amazon and VMware can't match.
VMware earnings shine, benefit from 'pent up customer demand'
VMware cruised past Wall Street estimates with a first quarter that illustrated strong growth prospects for virtualization.
VMware: 'Somewhat better visibility' ahead
VMware delivered a better-than-expected second quarter and outlook for the three months ahead.The virtualization software company reported second quarter earnings of $33 million, or 8 cents a share, down from $52 million, or 13 cents a share a year ago.