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Has VMware Finally Caught Up With Kubernetes?

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Ever since containers became “a thing,” VMware has been one of the leading Kubernetes management and infrastructure services providers and one of the main contributors to the Kubernetes project. But that hasn’t been enough. Prior to its acquisition by Broadcom in 2024, much of VMware’s Kubernetes intellectual property (IP) wasn’t being fully exploited. VMware certainly had a lot to offer, but it didn’t have a common platform that enabled compani…

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Has VMware Finally Caught Up With Kubernetes?

Ever since containers became “a thing,” VMware has been one of the leading Kubernetes management and infrastructure services providers and one of the main contributors to the Kubernetes project. But that hasn’t been enough. Prior to its acquisition by Broadcom in 2024, much of VMware’s Kubernetes intellectual property (IP) wasn’t being fully exploited. VMware certainly had a lot to offer, but it didn’t have a common platform that enabled compani…

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