Broadcom and Dell Reunite, Virtuozzo Targets Unhappy VMware Users

Also in this week’s cloud computing news roundup: AWS has two more certifications in its arsenal, SentinelOne makes an AWS-related move and NetApp has hired a new sales head.

Kelly Teal, Contributing Editor

June 11, 2024

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Broadcom and Dell are reuniting.

After a fallout in January, the two companies have reconciled. This week, Broadcom and Dell announced that they’ve inked a new original equipment manufacturer deal. Two other legacy hardware companies making the shift to cloud computing also have joined the roster. Find out which ones on the first slide of our slideshow above.

But even with Broadcom and Dell back on solid footing, at least one VMware rival continues to try to lure users and channel partners unhappy with Broadcom’s decisions. Get the scoop on what one indie cloud computing vendor is doing in a move that targets managed service providers.

From there, we’ve got a snippet from Amazon Web Services, which is holding its security-centric re:Inforce event this week. The world’s largest cloud computing provider has just released two more certifications around − what else? − AI/ML. Related to re:Inforce, we share a look at what SentinelOne is doing, too.

Finally, we round out this week’s cloud computing news update with news of NetApp’s new top sales hire.

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Kelly Teal

Contributing Editor, Channel Futures

Kelly Teal has more than 20 years’ experience as a journalist, editor and analyst, with longtime expertise in the indirect channel. She worked on the Channel Partners magazine staff for 11 years. Kelly now is principal of Kreativ Energy LLC.

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