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A new technical write-up details hands-on experience using Terraform to manage Proxmox infrastructure during a migration away from VMware. The author shares practical lessons on provisioning, automation pitfalls, and workflow differences between the two platforms. The piece is drawing attention among system administrators and DevOps engineers weighing alternatives to VMware after Broadcom's licensing changes.
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VMware is drawing attention to its User Environment Manager, a tool for managing and personalising Windows desktop settings across virtual environments. The overview walks through how IT administrators can centralise user profiles, policies and application settings, simplifying desktop management in virtual desktop infrastructure deployments.
- 3French open-source firm Vates raises €30 million▼Vates snaps €30M from IRIS and Bpifrance to transform enterprise virtualisation with open-source technology
Vates, a French company behind open-source virtualisation solutions, has raised €30 million from investors IRIS and Bpifrance. The funding will support its push to offer enterprises an open-source alternative to proprietary virtualisation platforms, a market shaken by licensing changes at major vendors. Backers say the round will help the company scale product development and expand internationally.
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VMware is showcasing a demonstration of its User Environment Manager, a tool used by IT administrators to manage and personalize user settings and application configurations across virtual desktops and workspaces. The demo highlights how the software handles profile management and policy enforcement in enterprise environments, prompting discussion among IT professionals evaluating desktop virtualization options.
- 5VMware Launches Private AI Cloud and AI Factory●VMware Intros Private AI Cloud, AI Factory As Workloads Shift To On-Prem VMware launches Private AI Cloud and AI Factory
VMware has introduced two new offerings, Private AI Cloud and AI Factory, designed to let enterprises run AI workloads on-premises with stronger security and cost control. The announcement comes as analysts project $1.6 trillion in datacenter investments by 2030, with 56% of organizations reportedly preferring private clouds for AI deployments.
- 6Broadcom Highlights High Availability Features in VCF 9.1▼Broadcom Knights: High Availability for Modern Business in VCF 9.1 - Broadcom Newsroom
Broadcom has published a new item in its 'Broadcom Knights' series focused on high availability in VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1, positioning the platform's resilience capabilities as a fit for modern business demands. The release outlines how VCF 9.1 supports continuous service availability for enterprise workloads, part of Broadcom's ongoing push to promote its VMware cloud stack following its acquisition of the company.