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Most VMware customers looking at alternatives, survey finds

A new survey reports that 90% of VMware customers are evaluating alternatives because of rising licensing costs after Broadcom's acquisition. Nearly half say they're not moving workloads to VMware's flagship Cloud Foundation platform. Many are eyeing strategies that use multiple virtualization tools or mix hypervisors and containers to boost flexibility and control costs. The shift signals companies want less reliance on a single vendor for their critical infrastructure.

Why it mattersEnterprises are rethinking how they run their core systems, seeking more flexible and affordable virtualization. The trend could weaken VMware's longstanding hold on this market as organizations diversify their IT stacks.

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Ars TechnicaLicensing costs driving 90 percent of VMware users to explore options: Survey12:00 PM →The RegisterHeadline onlyNine in 10 VMware customers eye the exit as licensing bills bite12:24 PM →

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