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 Dan Kusnetzky
Examining DxEnterprise's 'Smart Availability' Technology.
By Tom Fenton
The big news was partnerships with Amazon, a deeper dive into containers and an important security product.
By Tom Fenton
In a sign of how much things have changed for VMware, virtual machines were pushed aside for the cloud-friendly containers.
Also in the pipeline: support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux workloads on Azure Stack.
CoreOS's Kubernetes package was added last week.
By Tom Fenton
VMworld often serves as a sneak-peek into future technologies and provides insight into VMware's direction as a company. Look out for these offerings at this year's show.
Do more with your Windows virtual machines and containers.
By Dan Kusnetzky
Making IT infrastructure work in one of the world's most challenging environments.
By Dan Kusnetzky
After another CEO departure, the company is in dangerous waters. It needs more balance if it's going to avoid the sharks.
By Dan Kusnetzky
A place to put all your "data stuff."
By Dan Kusnetzky
The company made a barrage of announcements at its recent Summit show.
By Trevor Pott
A review of HyperCloud by HyperGrid.
By Dan Kusnetzky
Interesting and useful technology, with a continuing disagreement over definitions.
By Trevor Pott
A host of useful upgrades are packed into the latest release.
By Dan Kusnetzky
It's another example of the growth of DevOps.
By Dan Kusnetzky
It's clear that Kubernetes is maturing.
By Dan Kusnetzky
Robin Systems makes a bold claim, but one without support.
New features, including elastic sizing, were added as well.
Its software-defined networking fabric now supports hyper-converged solutions from VMware, along with multi-container environments.
By Dan Kusnetzky
It's focused heavily on software-defined storage.
By Tom Fenton
A lot happened in the past year. Here are five highlights.
By Trevor Pott
Two big trends: Microsoft becomes the hybrid cloud leader, container wars turn bloody.
By Dan Kusnetzky
Once again, the past proves to be prologue.