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Most VMware users still “actively reducing their VMware footprint,” survey finds

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Summary

Ars Technica reports that CloudBolt’s survey of 302 North American IT decision-makers shows most VMware users are actively reducing their VMware footprint due to pricing increases, Broadcom’s shifting strategy, and concerns about licensing and support. While migration is underway, a significant portion of workloads have moved to public cloud IaaS or to Hyper-V/Azure, with 86% of respondents indicating ongoing efforts to reduce VMware dependence. Challenges cited include multi-platform complexity and skills gaps, and Broadcom’s approach appears to focus on maximizing value from remaining customers amid a market that is gradually diversifying.

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