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Broadcom received a “red” status from the European Cloud Competition Observatory for the vendor’s most recent handling of legacy VMware licensing changes.

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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 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.

Like UnitedHealth, AT&T claimed that it had the right to renew its Broadcom software licensing contract without new, large price hikes. Broadcom and AT&T reached a confidential settlement in November.

Like UnitedHealth, AT&T claimed that it had the right to renew its Broadcom software licensing contract without new, large price hikes. Broadcom and AT&T reached a confidential settlement in November.