Extreme Performance Series 2026: Using vTopology in VCF 9Extreme Performance Series 2026: Using...The Extreme Performance Series is back for 2026! This video blog series covers the highlights of recent performance work on VMware technology. Todd Muirhead talks with Mark Achtemichuk about using the automatic vTopology setting in VMware Cloud Foundation 9 to get the best … Continue reading Extreme Performance Series 2026: Using… →

If you can't show value, does it really exist? ​The answer is usually no. In platform engineering, you have about twelve months to prove the investment was worth it. Read the article to learn about the metrics that matter, the frameworks that work, and the private cloud platform that helps make that measurement possible.If you … Continue reading If you can’t show value, does it really exist? →

Ransomware isn’t the whole story anymore. Nation-state APTs are targeting hypervisors for stealth, persistence, and fleet-wide control. Join Vali Cyber’s Threat Intel Lead Nathan Montierth to break down real-world techniques and how to stop them—before they anchor. #CyberSecurity #ThreatIntel #APTsWebcast | Beyond Ransomware: Nation-State...Ransomware isn’t the whole story anymore. Nation-state APTs are targeting hypervisors for … Continue reading Webcast | Beyond Ransomware: Nation-State… →

Cross vCenter vMotion workloads from vSphere 7.0 to vSphere 9.0 – William LamCross vCenter vMotion workloads from vSphere...While vSphere 7.0 officially reached end of support in October 2025, many organizations continue to operate on it, often not by choice, and on hardware that is likely end of life. An established transition strategy among enterprises is … Continue reading Cross vCenter vMotion workloads from vSphere… →

CMTY Roundtable Podcast, WE Feb. 11 at noon Pacific: Puneet Sharma is joining Bob and Eric to talk about his trending blog article covering Memory Tiering with VCF 9. With memory prices going crazy, using SSD for memory expansion is something worth learning. Mark your calendar and join us! #757 - vSphere 9.0 Memory Tiering … Continue reading #757 – vSphere 9.0 Memory Tiering with Puneet… →

Is your AI strategy being held back by your infrastructure? Many organizations treat AI as a standalone initiative, but the most successful leaders view it as a shared platform capability. Sachin Shridhar, VP, Cloud Transformation Office (APJ & Middle East), shares how to address the architectural gaps, like data residency and Sovereign AI, that often … Continue reading A CTO’s View: The Blind Spots Slowing… →

95% of organizations say Strategic Portfolio Management is essential. Only 44% believe their approach is effective. Disconnected data, silos, and constant reprioritization are holding execution back, especially as AI investments accelerate without clear ROI. On February 25, join our webinar, The State of Strategic Portfolio Management (SPM): 2026 Global Trends, to explore new global research … Continue reading The State of Strategic Portfolio Management… →

In his latest piece for Euractiv, Broadcom’s Ilias Chantzos dives into one of the most debated topics in European tech policy: Digital Sovereignty. Rather than viewing sovereignty as a move toward isolation or protectionism, Ilias argues that true strategic autonomy is built on the foundation of choice and resilience. Key takeaways include: ✅ Sovereignty through … Continue reading Europe’s competitive edge lies in providing… →

VCF Automation – Organization for All Apps vs VM Apps | – Thomas L Rodrigues VCF Automation – Organization for All Apps vs...One of the key announcements in VCF Automation 9 is the introduction of two types of organization - Organizations for All Apps and Organizations for VM Apps. While both organization types provide a … Continue reading VCF Automation – Organization for All Apps vs… →

vSAN and the component limits! | [T]here’s one critical component most people don’t tend to think about. For this post, I am going to focus on vSAN ESA.– Duncan Epping, Yellow BricksvSAN and the component limits! - Yellow BricksOver the last few years, I’ve not had many discussions about component limits, but recently, these discussions … Continue reading vSAN and the component limits! – Yellow Bricks →