VMware adds container runtime protection to Carbon Black security portfolio
VMware is entering the race to secure modern, cloud-native environments by adding container runtime protection to its container security product.
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Through Pivotal and Carbon Black, VMware enters new territory
In taking control of Pivotal and Carbon Black, VMware unveiled acquisitions number 10 and 11 during the past 12 months.
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Assessing VMware’s ongoing reinvention
Virtualisation mainstay VMware wants to build and manage multi-cloud infrastructures… and so much more as 2019 kicks into gear.
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VMware’s tech partner collaboration ramps up revenue
VMware’s strategic collaboration with technology partners such as IBM and AWS helped to bolster the vendor’s revenue tally during the first quarter.
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$17M deal sees VMware bolster the ATO’s cloud program
The ATO has granted VMware a $16.9 million licencing and support deal that sees the vendor facilitate the agency’s cloud program.
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Tassie partner strikes deal to resell Canada's Inuvika technology
Tasmania-based IT services firm, Virtual Information Technology, has forged a partnership with Canadian virtualised application delivery company, Inuvika.
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Hopes for buyer bids amid Cloud DC liquidation
Hopes remain that Cloud DC, which entered liquidation on 28 March, will find a buyer for its remaining assets and intellectual property.
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Is hybrid IT the new normal in the enterprise?
Hybrid IT is on track to become the standard enterprise IT model, according to new research from Dimension Data.
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Why service providers are vital to VMware’s cloud strategy
Virtualisation vendor outlines route to cloud success via the channel.
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VMware and AWS strike new cloud service deal
VMware has finally confirmed that it has struck a deal to put its software-defined datacentre software on AWS public cloud.
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Maintenance demand key as Aussie virtualisation spend surpasses $230 million mark
Australian organisations will spend $232.6 million on virtualisation infrastructure software in 2016.
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Are trans-Tasman businesses “too enthusiastic” about Cloud?
“Cloud is a hot topic, but many local organisations are getting a little too enthusiastic about it.”
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Introducing the new Citrix
CEO Kirill Tatarinov outlines the company’s position and new focus
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Visy leverages Riverbed and Microsoft technology
Australian packaging company, Visy, is the first company to deploy a Riverbed and Microsoft joint solution for branch office IT infrastructure.
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VMware CEO Gelsinger talks exec changes, Dell deal and his big security focus
At the RSA Conference, VMware demonstrates the security features of its NSX network virtualization product.
