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Accenture, Broadcom, Copado, IBM, Security Compass, US Department of Defense, and Others to Enable VSM Data Sharing Across Platforms

By Matt Hogstrom, Distinguished Engineer - The concept of devices all over the planet being able to access data no matter where it resides is at the core of modern computing. That’s why organizations keep their critical information in multiple environments, including private clouds, on-premises, and on the public cloud. Given this reality, the key for businesses to get the most value from their technology investments lies in achieving the right balance. Broadcom advises business leaders on...

Broadcom Software president Tom Krause, who was slated to lead VMware post-acquisition, has jumped ship to become the CEO of the soon-to-be combined Cit...

By Tom Thorpe, Vice President International Markets, Broadcom Software - After a forced hiatus from face-to-face networking events due to the pandemic, our team has finally returned to in-person meetings – and we’ve picked up some invaluable insights about modern challenges.

The 40-day window that gave other potential suitors a chance to bid on VMware — and spoil Broadcom’s 2023 plans — has clos...

Broadcom Software Group President Tom Krause said the company’s plan for VMware is to embrace the differences between the two companies and ch...

First public pronouncement so anodyne it wouldn’t scare a dead horseIt’s all going to be tickety-boo, apparentlyBroadcom will learn from the little difficultie…

Broadcom Software Group President Tom Krause said the company’s plan for VMware is to embrace the differences between the two companies and change as little as possible about how VMware goes to market, according to a blog published Wednesday.

Broadcom Software Group—which is poised to be rebranded as VMware—slashed its research and development budget last year under Presid...

Broadcom Software Group – which is poised to be rebranded “VMware” -- slashed its research and development budget last year under President Thomas Krause to better serve the priorities of its top accounts and to be less “levered across a broad set of customers.”