Gartner predicts 55 percent of enterprise VMware users will be investigating an exit by 2029
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After the Broadcom price jumps, the exit is the first reflex. However, it is not always the best way. Often staying the same without a subscription. The post Out of VMware: When an exit makes sense and when not appeared first on IT-I-Ko.
5 Hypervisors Worth Considering After the VMware Price Hikes
When Broadcom restructured VMware’s licensing model, a lot of IT teams got an unwelcome surprise on their next renewal invoice. If you’ve been actively searching for hypervisors worth considering as an alternative, you already know how hard it is to sort through the noise, especially when balancing performance overhead against isolation security requirements and managing […]
According to Gartner's current assessment, the number of VMware customers actively considering alternatives could more than double by 2029. Tags: #VMware
Gartner: 55% of Enterprises Will Explore VMware Alternatives by 2029
Gartner forecasts that 55% of enterprises will begin testing alternatives to VMware by 2029, up from 25% in 2026, as customers express growing frustration with Broadcom’s pricing, licensing requirements and technical support. Put bluntly, Gartner said that Broadcom’s changes to VMware have been a “massive catalyst” for customers to look at competing choices. The forecast, published in
Gartner projects that 55% of VMware user companies will start testing hybrid infrastructure alternatives distributed by 2029, although Broadcom’s platform retains a leadership position. The cost of subscriptions, the complexity of licenses and support complaints are driving the assessment of potential migrations.
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