8/1/2017
vm(be)ware
VMware stands at a crucial -- and dangerous -- crossroads in its history. The flagship product that built its business -- vSphere -- has reached saturation. It has yet to find its way in the cloud era. And competition has never been more fierce. But VMware also has many strengths. Harnessing those positives will lead to a bright future. A failure to execute could bring on dark days.
By Paul Schnackenburg
Microsoft's first attempt at creating a software-defined storage platform wasn't a big hit. Its updated version just might be.
By Trevor Pott
VMware is at an exciting and dangerous point in its existence. It can potentially dominate some emerging markets, but can also lose out in several key areas. Choosing wisely is paramount.
By Keith Ward
End-user computing (EUC) is a primary focus of VMware's, from virtual desktop infrastructure products to cloud computing. Sumit Dhawan, GM of VMware's EUC group, answered questions about the group's vision and goals.
By Keith Ward
Unnecessarily complicated login processes demonstrate how far there still is to go.
By Dan Kusnetzky
It's now "the wiring in the wall," but that isn't a bad thing.
By Trevor Pott
Private and hybrid clouds are becoming the new normal.