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VMware claims 'bare-metal' performance on virtualized GPUs
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Broadcom to buy VMware 'on Thursday for $60 billion'
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Broadcom in talks to buy VMware: multiple reports
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Arm, Microsoft at pains to say this CPU arch can be trusted with real server work
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VMware walks back ban on booting vSphere from SD cards or thumb drives
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VMware says server sprawl is back, and SmartNICs are the solution
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VMware reveals a swarm of serious bugs – some critical
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Containers may be more effective than VMs for hybrid apps – Gartner
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VMware offers hardware compatibility list for home labs
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VMware patches critical guest-to-host vulnerabilities
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VMware pulls physical to virtual conversion tool, adds VM to container conversion tool
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VMware fixes vSphere release it pulled, sorts out Log4j while it's at it
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Parallels: Purveyors of decent virtualization software... and occasionally iffy checksums
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SiFive's latest top-end RISC-V CPU core supports proper virtualization in hardware
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VMware waiting for Tanzu take-off, tops guidance as customers kick tyres
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VMware recalls full vSphere update over driver dramas
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VMware pulls vSphere update that only made things worse
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VMware's divorce from Dell is complete: Virtualization giant now a separate biz with $64bn valuation
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Remember, remember, the 1st of November: The day Dell VMware spun out
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China to allow overseas investment in VPNs but Beijing keeps control of the generally discouraged tech
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Google adds VM support to Anthos, admits not everyone is ready for containerised everything
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Want to deploy a new Windows VM on Microsoft Azure? Today might not be your lucky day
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VMware announces tech preview of Arm hypervisor – Fusion on Apple's M1 silicon
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PayPal buys Japanese buy-now-pay-later player Paidy for $2.7bn
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VMware shreds planned support for 'cheese grater' Mac Pro
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Microsoft sinks standalone Hyper-V Server, wants you using Azure Stack HCI for VM-wrangling
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Desktop 17 for Mac: In a Parallels universe with Windows 11 on M1 silicon
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AWS adds browser access to its cloudy WorkSpaces desktops – but not for Linux
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HP Inc slurps Teradici to get better at delivering remote PCs
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Red Hat buddies up with Nutanix to provide an escape route from VMware
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VMware's security boss suddenly bails
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Will containers kill VMs? There are no winners in this debate
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Containers make life easier for the software vendors you buy from, and that's why they'll win
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Containers have security problems and flexibility issues. VMs will make them viable
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VMs were a fad fit for the Great Recession. Containers’ time has finally come
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Apple's macOS 12 adds improved virtualization though no sign of anything like Boot Camp on M1 silicon
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Hyper-V bug that could crash 'big portions of Azure cloud infrastructure': Code published
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VMware’s incoming CEO promises to change ... almost nothing
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BlackBerry says it’s virtualised macOS for M1 on an x86 CPU
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With Gelsinger back at Intel, VMware picks new CEO from within, shakes up execs
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India’s massive COVID-19 wave slows VMware desktop hypervisor development
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In 2020, VMware said its remote work kit was brilliant. Now it says you need its new stuff to do it right
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Windows comes to Apple M1 silicon as Parallels delivers native desktop hypervisor
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Dell to spin out remaining VMware stake, cements Friends With Benefits status for at least five years
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Xen releases a new version 4.15 after a slightly delayed development process
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VMware adds support for 80-core Ampere Altra chips to its experimental Arm hypervisor
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It's been a long time coming but AWS has at last enabled an interactive serial console for de-borking VMs
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VMware builds narrow one-way road to move its crown jewels towards cloudy subscriptions
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Working from home is the future, yet VMware just extended vSphere 6.5 support for a year because remote upgrades are too hard
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Two ransomware strains target VMware’s ESXI hypervisor through stolen vCenter creds
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