Nearly three years after Broadcom acquired VMware, CIOs are still not convinced they will continue to use the leading virtualization technology provider in the long term. According to a recent survey, 90 percent of current CIOs of VMware customers are considering alternatives to VMware due to higher licensing costs since Broadcom’s acquisition, and more than half cite Broadcom’s decision to end support for perpetual licenses as a key reason they…
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Nearly three years after Broadcom acquired VMware, CIOs are still not convinced they will continue to use the leading virtualization technology provider in the long term. According to a recent survey, 90 percent of current CIOs of VMware customers are considering alternatives to VMware due to higher licensing costs since Broadcom’s acquisition, and more than half cite Broadcom’s decision to end support for perpetual licenses as a key reason they…