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T-Mobile exits VMware while disputing support rights amid transition. · Cyprus Report

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T-Mobile exits VMware while disputing support rights amid transition.

2 sourcesFirst reported 21 days agoUpdated 20 days ago

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T-Mobile is in the process of migrating tens of thousands of virtual machines away from VMware.
The company is involved in a legal dispute that centers around the rights to support its existing VMware perpetual licenses.
This transition reportedly affects 303,000 cores that are used to power T-Mobile's internal networks.
T-Mobile is seeking continued support from Broadcom for these licenses as part of the ongoing litigation.

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T-Mobile moving tens of thousands of virtual machines off VMware amid lawsuitArs Technica · 20 days ago
T-Mobile appears to be quitting VMware – and fighting a very familiar battle for support rights on the way outThe Register · 21 days ago

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T-Mobile is in the process of migrating tens of thousands of virtual machines away from VMware.
The company is involved in a legal dispute that centers around the rights to support its existing VMware perpetual licenses.
This transition reportedly affects 303,000 cores that are used to power T-Mobile's internal networks.
T-Mobile is seeking continued support from Broadcom for these licenses as part of the ongoing litigation.

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