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Dutch government ministry vs. Broadcom: VMware licensing dispute: RWS, the executive arm of the Ministry of Infrastructure ...
AT&T claims Broadcom refuses to renew support and plans to terminate AT&T's VMware support services on September 9. It asked the court to stop Broadcom from cutting VMware support services and for ...
Counter-arguments in support spat paint unflattering picture of telco giant's IT estate Broadcom has claimed that AT&T plans to stop using VMware software, but has been tardy about making the move ...
On August 29, AT&T filed a lawsuit [PDF] against Broadcom, alleging that Broadcom is breaking a contract by refusing to provide a one-year renewal for support for perpetually licensed VMware software.
AT&T is resorting to legal action in an effort to compel Broadcom to comply with the service agreement it signed for using VMware products. The technology company, ...
Broadcom’s VMware-centric battle with AT&T might be heading toward a settlement but the door remains open for further customer flights.
Broadcom has fired back in the ongoing legal dispute with AT&T over VMware software support services, claiming that AT&T is resorting to “sensationalism” and had long intended to stop using ...
We saw this coming AT&T has sued Broadcom, accusing the tech giant of refusing to honour an extended support agreement for VMware software unless AT&T buys additional, unnecessary ...
AT&T also said Broadcom quoted it a price increase of 1,050%. The companies have settled the lawsuit, but it epitomizes the sentiment of many customers regarding the VMware changes.
AT&T has filed a lawsuit against Broadcom in New York State’s Supreme Court, accusing the chipmaker of reneging on a critical support agreement for VMware software used across its vast ...
AT&T also said Broadcom quoted it a price increase of 1,050%. The companies have settled the lawsuit, but it epitomizes the sentiment of many customers regarding the VMware changes.