VMware unveiled a revamped version of its NSX software-defined networking software at the annual VMworld conference Monday, adding deeper integration with physical infrastructure and more control ...

VMware announces the next wave of Virtual Cloud Network innovation for enabling a public cloud experience and best meeting the needs of applications and users For businesses today, the ability to ...

VMware has unveiled new innovations across its expanding networking and security portfolio that will help customers embrace the cloud operating model. “Enterprises are facing an unprecedented level of ...

Citrix Systems will use its NetScaler Control Center for VMware to manage NetScaler functionality within virtualized networks that use VMware’s NSX platform. Most of the time VMware and Citrix are ...

VMware has even more up its sleeve for containers, in the areas of security and networking. Granted, I got this from Guido Appenzeller, who's the CTO of VMware's networking and security business unit.

VMWare NSX looks set to be its next growth engine. We assess the potential and the impact along with competitive threats both known and unknown. VMware might soon have to change its name: not by ...

Today, VMware announced its intent to acquire start-up VeloCloud Networks. Founded in 2012 in Mountain View, CA, VeloCloud, has raised a significant amount of venture capital over the past five years ...

VMware is continuing its effort to remake the data center, cloud and edge to handle the distributed workloads and applications of the future. At its virtual VMworld 2020 event the company previewed a ...

VMware on Tuesday announced it intends to acquire Nyansa, a Palo Alto, Calif.-based firm that offers AI-based network analytics. The deal is expected to close in VMware's first quarter of FY2021. The ...

If the VMware network adapter is missing, the virtual machine won’t be able to connect to the network. We have already created a guide where the internet doesn’t work in VMware; however, in this case, ...

Jeff Jennings, the leader of VMware’s increasingly vital networking and security business unit, left the virtualization company last month for a job at Google. Jennings exited effective February 16.