Why would anyone voluntarily do business with these clearly evil asshats?
this post was submitted on 09 Dec 2023
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Money, why else? You think things like good and evil, moral and amoral, ethical and unethical mean a damn thing compared to money? They never even enter the equation.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
Updated Broadcom CEO Hock Tan has announced his intention to divest VMware's end-user computing and Carbon Black units, and signalled a rapid shift to subscription licenses of bigger software bundles.
Speaking on Broadcom's Q4 2023 earnings call, Tan told investors "We are now refocusing VMware on its core business of creating private and hybrid cloud environments among large enterprises globally and divesting non-core assets."
"Our strategy going forward is to enable global enterprises to run apps across datacenters and public clouds by consuming VMware's high value software stack," Tan explained, adding: "To attract and retain workloads we are investing in microservices tools."
Tan named VMware's end-user computing portfolio – which comprises desktop virtualization, application publishing, and mobile device management – as one asset to be divested.
Changing to sales of Cloud Foundation will mean customers pay more – propelling VMware revenue towards Broadcom’s goal of adding $8.5 billion of pro forma EBITDA within three years of the deal closing.
"We are also converting an install base of licenses that is over 60 percent perpetual today to one that will be mostly subscription by the end of fiscal 2024," she announced on the earnings call.
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Uch, corpo jargon @.@ What does it even mean? Even Google can't translate it!
I don't think I've ever heard of Broadcom doing anything good, though, so I assume it's something crappy.
It means the aren’t interested in VMware on the desktop and are looking to sell it off
If you're not f500, fuck you is the memo. Broadcom ruins what it touches and charges more for the experience. Rip Vmware and esxi users.