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Nutanix nabs more VMware defectors

4 days ago | sdxcentral.com | Dan Meyer

Nutanix continues to gobble up disgruntled VMware customers stung by Broadcom-led pricing and licensing changes, but is also seeing traction with its GPT-in-a-Box platform and accompanying Kubernetes offerings in stealing away customers from Red Hat. Nutanix CEO Rajiv Ramaswami told investors that the vendor attracted approximately 620 “new logos” during its most recent third fiscal quarter of 2025.
Broadcom kills ‘Registered’ VMware reseller tier

5 days ago | sdxcentral.com | Dan Meyer

Broadcom is ditching its lowest tier VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) reseller partners and program tier in the latest move by the vendor in revamping its VMware sales channels around what it terms partners that are “committed” to the cause.
UK's communications watchdog Ofcom could regulate data centers

1 week ago | sdxcentral.com | Georgia Butler

The UK's Department for Science, Innovation, and Technology (DSIT) has told Ofcom, the UK's communications regulator, to add data centers to its remit. As first reported by Computer Weekly, Ofcom CEO Dame Melanie Dawes said that the department expects data centers to be included in the enactment of the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill (CSRB). Dawes made her comments in an oral evidence session overseen by DSIT, held on May 20.
AT&T broadband CPEs gain powerful container management update

1 week ago | sdxcentral.com | Dan Meyer

AT&T has migrated millions of its broadband gateways to a new container framework from the Prpl Foundation to power application management on those devices. This plan comes as the carrier is set to boost the reach of its broadband services. This migration involved AT&T replacing a legacy container orchestration platform that the carrier found to be inefficient at supporting a growing pool of API-linked applications running on top of increasingly resourceful CPE devices.
Kenyan gov't to sell more shares in Safaricom

1 week ago | sdxcentral.com | Paul Lipscombe

The Kenyan government plans to sell more of its stake in telecom operator Safaricom. As reported by Business Daily earlier this week, Finance Minister John Mbadi is keen to sell some of the government's 35 percent stake. In total, the government wants to raise 149 billion shillings ($1.16bn) in the 2025/26 financial year through sales of stakes it has ownership in, which includes Safaricom.
HPE’s switch update taunts Cisco’s tardiness, VMware value

1 week ago | sdxcentral.com | Dan Meyer

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) updated its switch and access point portfolio that tie into recent software launches, but more interestingly is making pointed attacks at competing platforms from rivals Cisco and Broadcom-VMware. The updated components include a new Aruba Networking CX 10040 switch that continues to use AMD Pensando digital processing units (DPUs) but now supports double the scale and performance of the previous-generation unit.
Jersey Telecom partners with Ericsson to launch 5G

1 week ago | sdxcentral.com | Paul Lipscombe

Jersey Telecom (JT) has partnered with network vendor Ericsson to launch 5G. The first 5G sites went live in Jersey, in the Channel Islands, over the weekend. It comes after months of trials between JT and Ericsson, in which the carrier was able to successfully migrate the old network on sites within Area One in St Ouen and transition to the newly built network. Two years ago, the two companies signed an £80 million ($108m) investment plan for the rollout of 5G across the Channel Islands.
Broadcom’s VMware moves draw ‘red’ from EU regulators

1 week ago | sdxcentral.com | Dan Meyer

Broadcom received a “red” status from the European Cloud Competition Observatory (ECCO) for the vendor’s most recent handling of legacy VMware licensing changes, which ECCO claims could be violating European Union (EU) competition regulations. ECCO in its latest report claims that Broadcom has been successful in transitioning legacy VMware customers to Broadcom’s new licensing model.
Oracle to spend $40bn on Nvidia GPUs for OpenAI Texas data center

1 week ago | sdxcentral.com | Georgia Butler

Oracle is set to spend around $40 billion on Nvidia chips for OpenAI's Stargate data center in Texas. As reported by the Financial Times, the chips will be housed in OpenAI's upcoming data center in Abilene, Texas, the first of the Stargate projects. According to the FT report, and citing people 'familiar with the matter,' Oracle will purchase around 400,000 of Nvidia's GB200s to lease to OpenAI.
DriveNets wants to upend network cost structures

2 weeks ago | sdxcentral.com | Dan Meyer

DriveNets is well aware that vendors like Cisco and Juniper Networks are big fish in the network pond but knows it can counter that size with greater software agility, an advantage it’s using to score a diverse set of new business.