Introduction In one of the biggest tech acquisitions of 2022, Broadcom acquired VMware for a staggering $61 billion. This move has significant implications for VMware customers, as Broadcom plans to transition VMware’s licensing model from perpetual to subscription-based. While this shift may provide more flexibility, it also carries the potential for substantial cost increases. To navigate these changes and avoid unnecessary expenses, customers need to be proactive in optimizing their VMware licensing. That’s where our
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