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Kubernetes is the new Java: VMware
But it's still only at the 'potential phase', cautioned VMware VP and CTO of cloud-native apps Kit Colbert.
VMware Carbon Black to expand its presence in ANZ with a new data centre
Australia Post has been named as one of the data centre's first customers.
Rackspace partners with NetApp to deliver storage on VMware Cloud on AWS
The aim is to help customers with storage heavy workloads.
Google buys CloudSimple to bolster VMware implementation services
CloudSimple's core technology allows customers to implement VMware workloads natively on Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform.
Can AWS be caught? Here's how its cloud computing rivals can improve their chances
Businesses are turning to multi-cloud solutions – and the most successful providers will be those that can use channel partners to help customers manage their platforms.
VMware expands Smart Assurance to provide 'holistic' network view
The company said it will allow CSPs to have a holistic view of the network from core to the edge, to the radio access network.
Hyperconverged systems revenues reached $1.8 billion in Q2
Systems running VMware hyperconverged software represented 38% of the total HCI market in the second quarter of 2019, according to IDC.
Regulatory requirements behind Western Union's multi-cloud push
The company's VP head of technology transformation detailed the global regulatory requirements that impact a cloud strategy at an organisation like Western Union.
VMware finally decides Kubernetes and vSphere should share a room
The road is being paved for the world’s leading virtualization platform in the enterprise to transition to a system that not only runs Kubernetes, but runs on it. But it’s not the first road VMware has made for itself.
Wells Fargo: Artificial intelligence and machine learning a 'double-edged sword'
The bank's executive vice president and head of enterprise architecture detailed Wells Fargo's approach to emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning.
ASX approaching artificial intelligence with caution
Aside from the blockchain-based CHESS replacement project, the ASX is experimenting with artificial intelligence and machine learning, but it's cautious of letting the tech run wild in such a sensitive market.
Bridging the gap between developers and operations, or not
Tech vendors such as VMware are rolling out tools to facilitate closer collaboration between the developer and operations teams with in an organisation, but not everyone believes this is necessarily a good thing.
VMworld 2019: VMware expands its multicloud, security, Kubernetes strategies
It has been a busy week for VMware. The company kicked off with the acquisitions of Pivotal and Carbon Black and then put more meat on its multicloud, container and security strategies at VMworld.
Pat Gelsinger and his calculated plan for VMware
As the Carbon Black and Pivotal acquisitions expand VMware’s remit, the man in charge told ZDNet every step his company has taken has been deliberate.
Telcos the target for VMware's Edge and IoT upgrades
VMware has expanded its telco and Edge cloud portfolio to enable better connectivity in the world of 5G.
Mobile World Congress in pictures
The stands, the smartphones, the smartwatches, and the smartcars.
VMware India gears up for bigger global role
Its Indian R&D center is playing an increasingly important role in the company's software development and IP creation, and the company has invested more to maximize its potential.
Five features you should know about in VMware's vSphere 5.
VMware's vSphere 5 is the most intelligent, most scalable and most promising hypervisor yet.
Free VMware Player 3.0 RC - A worthy upgrade
VMware Player 3.0 has hit the Release Candidate (RC) stage and is available for public download. This latest release brings with it some neat new features.
Hardcore virtualization - VMware ESX 3.5/Infrastructure - Part 1
This will be my first in a series (an "X = X +1" sort of series) where I'll be looking at virtualization. However, rather than look at the kind of virtualization where you inxstall and OS like Windows, Mac OS or Linux and then install an application that allows you to create virtual machines, I'm going to be looking at virtualization at a much lower level using VMware's ESX 3.5 and Infrastructure applications. I'm going to start off by looking at VMware ESX and taking you through the install process.
Sun xVM VirtualBox 1.6 and VMWare 2.0 Server
The two latest and greatest free commercial host-based virtualization products from Sun and VMWare
The OLPC XO Sugar OS
Hands on with the XO interface using a VMWare image
Gallery: VMWorld 2007
VMWare, Microsoft, Cisco and AMD are just some of the vendors at this week's VMworld conference in San Francisco.
VMware Fusion takes its hat off to Mac OS X
VMware Fusion will run multiple operating systems, including Windows, Linux, and Solaris, on a Macintosh along side Mac OS X.
Photos: Fourteen views of Mac OS 10.5 Leopard
Here's a preview of what we know about the upcoming operating system release from Apple.
VMware Workstation 6
The latest version of VMware Workstation is a worthy upgrade: It's familiar enough to use without diving into the manual, yet delivers a crop of new, useful features.
One Laptop Per Child
One Laptop Per Child OS walkthrough.
Photo: XenSource makes a debut
CEO Peter Levine announces company's first product based on Xen virtualization at LinuxWorld.
Image Gallery: Zimbra Screenshots
Conversation: See all messages in a thread - inbox, sent, filed, even trash - in one view.
VMware embraces Kubernetes a little more: Why this time it matters
The open source workload orchestration system that has already remade the data center could soon be at the center of the biggest virtualization platform that enterprises already use today. The seed for a new industry may be planted whether enterprises know it or not. ZDNet’s Scott Fulton tells Karen Roby this could be the foundational move for a new and better way for people everywhere to use applications on their computers and devices – that is, if the third time is really the charm for VMware. Read more: https://zd.net/2UTy1E4
ASX approaching artificial intelligence with caution
Aside from the blockchain-based CHESS replacement project, the ASX is experimenting with artificial intelligence and machine learning, but it's cautious of letting the tech run wild in such a sensitive market.
Dell Technologies lays out its hybrid cloud plan with a heavy dose of VMware
Dell Technologies' crown jewel in its portfolio is VMware and the technology giant is now making it the glue that holds its portfolio of companies together.
Facebook is no longer the best place to work in the US, says Glassdoor
Facebook's ranking as the best place to work in the US takes a dive after 2018's scandals.
Up close with Duncan Bennet
ZDNet spoke with VMware's vice-president and managing director for Australia and New Zealand about his 37-year career in the IT industry.
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