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Your chance to run a VM inside a VM, inside a cloud – which can mean WSL on a cloudy Windows PC

Only for its own comms apps – whose users can probably do without a full private cloud

Judge agrees with Virtzilla's argument that the case should be heard in the US, not Germany

exclusive Many European CSPs are being cut loose, sources say, forcing customer transitions

BellSoft survey finds 48% prefer pre‑hardened images over managing vulnerabilities themselves

ValueLicensing case rumbles on as Windows giant appeals against copyright judgment

Exclusive Retail giant's disty, reseller, and vendor all say they can't and won't sell

Tweaks its hardware to run multiple private cloud stacks, and shift between them

Huntress analysis suggests VM escape bugs were already weaponized in the wild

VMware's main challenger already embraces multiple storage options

On-prem control planes, dark-site upgrades, and multicloud policies target regulated deployments

Exclusive Broadcom toldThe Register that EMEA customers need to check with their local dealer to see if VVF remains on the menu

Org argues that the approval process was flawed and regulators should have known better

Get your Hyper-V and VMware ESXi setups in order, people

New ‘Datacenter Manager’ manages VMs across multiple sites or clusters

IT giant touts unified management, stretched clusters, and AI-ready networking at Discover Barcelona

Make the transition with confidence in this focused webinar

Fresh court filings try to keep the case about copyright, and in US courts

Asia In Brief PLUS: Manga publishers win Cloudflare copyright case; India, EU to link payment systems; Storm over Australia’s weather website; And more!

Plans a universal API to back up all hypervisors, too

Version 4.21 also brings advances in the datacenter, on ARM, and RISC-V

And a cloud PC that's for AI agents only

VCF users wrestling with bill shock may get a little relief

It’s time to think about a replacement, says Gartner

Maintenance to end next year after ‘helpful options’ became ‘serious security flaws’

This apparently makes VCF more extensible and open to partners

Grab tried to virtualize macOS, but Apple doesn’t make that easy

Blames Broadcom’s licensing changes that haven’t caused other hyperscalers to pull the pin

As negotiations stalled, Broadcom feared Tesco no longer saw it as a long-term partner

Promises to get it right this coming weekend

As old-school virtual desktop player Omnissa distances itself further from VMware

Virtualization tool for hyperscalers now scales to 8,192 vCPUs

One console to manage multiple clusters is table stakes, but some users are betting on mixed environments

Gartner says migrations remain a risky multi-year nightmare, but selective re-platforming can pay off

Brace for ‘loss of functionality’ next April, and an upsell conversation before that deadline

Opinion Have you ever seen the 'Are we the baddies' sketch, Broadcom?

Lands a fourth giant customer for bespoke AI accelerators

Goes after Computacenter too, seeks £100 million damages

But private cloud contender sees upside in its modernization mission

hands on Oracle-backed FOSS hypervisor a worthy rival to Hyper-V and VMware

Human usage set to double, AI agents might need them too

Efforts to build easier off-ramps are … err … ramping up

Making a bit of a FOSS with Virtual Environment update

'Although the incident has been marked resolved, in practice it lingers,' admin tells us

Java-like move could land those expecting free trial with a new bill

COMMENT CISPE cites recent channel changes, but the deal was decided on different matters

hands on A working copy of your site can run under Windows Subsystem for Linux

Exclusive Despite pledging help for those who don’t sign for subs, Broadcom says validating their entitlements will delay support

Analysts have warned Broadcom may slow innovation

Exclusive Second major change in 18 months will be most unwelcome for many - as will critical flaws announced today

'Our offer from Broadcom was five times higher than we expected'

Cites ‘aggressive licensing changes’ from rivals, but like Broadcom only sells bundles

Red Hat and Open Nebula deliver big updates, as Edera tools for Xen with Rust

Court says State arm cannot be left without maintenance, patches and upgrades because of Broadcom's new licensing model

Interview 'Things will break,' Aviatrix CPO tells El Reg

VMware spin-out is making friends and choosing some enemies

VCF bundle is worth it if you make the most of every part, says CTO

‘Windows 365 Reserve’ will be usable ten days a year for undisclosed fee

Promises silos for VMs, storage, and networks are out. Happy cloud-like days are in, without hyperscale complications

German giant wants case heard in Germany, not the USA

Swift-based containerization framework aims to improve performance and security

Chip biz surging too as CEO Hock Tan predicts optical GPU interconnects are a year or two away

Wants channel to be all in on private cloud as more details emerge on VCF 9 licensing and hardware

'The operating system couldn't be loaded' is never a great message

Report slates end of perpetual licenses, death of monthly pay-as-you-go model, and 'punitive' changes by Broadcom

Gives both platforms the ‘generative AI will freshen it up and shift it to the cloud’ treatment

Next As Broadcom flings legal nastygrams at its own punters

Next Shifts data services to containers and goes back to the future with Pure Storage tie-in

World War Fee Seeing as IT giant's CEO is big at DOGE, this is delicious

And declares hypervisor independence after being tied to vSphere

Home labs and bare bones test rigs matter so Broadcom's back in the game

A new alternative for those pondering what to do when vSphere 7.x goes end of life in October

The BBC and Blizzard Entertainment have chipped in with contributions

Claims Broadcom will levy 20 percent penalty for customers who don’t pay before renewal deadlines

As rumors swirl about a new 72-core minimum vSphere license requirement

Now working with seven hyperscalers for custom AI silicon. Not working on acquiring bits of Intel

While we’re talking open source V12N, meet SEAPATH: A new hypervisor for electricity grids backed by Red Hat

The heap overflow zero-day in the memory unsafe code by Miss Creant

Presumably hosted by AWS?

Exclusive Pricing, licensing changes won't feel so bad once you take this private cloud stack for a spin, apparently

Asia In Brief PLUS: China bans AI leaders from visiting USA; Acer data leak suspect cuffed; and more

Exclusive New home, Platform9, says it’s also helping a Fortune 500 company to migrate 40,000 VMs

Throw Copilot down the same well, too, maybe? No? OK

Consider patching soon because cybercrooks love to hit vulnerable tools from Broadcom's virtualization giant

Opinion Prisoners of ware can’t escape by looking at each other. Form a committee, soldiers

Advocates also cut as company focuses on 'priorities of our key customers'

Chips and software giant Broadcom says it's 'flexible and open' on licensing terms, but customers disagree

And possibly even more so if you don’t start planning yours soon

Weirdly, this shows the weakness of hosted Windows with an admission about vidchats

In a preview of x86_64 VMs running on Apple silicon, so it’s excusable for now

Exclusive Faced with huge license cost increase, provider and customers were both happy to make migration a mission

Will they make price rises palatable? Or bring more of what new Netflix lawsuit calls Broadcom's ‘Buy. Chop up. Raise prices' business plan?

Exclusive Distributor couldn't do a deal that delivered 'appropriate shareholder return', chip giant says it 'continues to refine' its channel

Chip side of the biz expects to take lion's share of hyperscalers' $60-90 billion XPU spend in 2027, helped by 3nm models coming next year

Acquires two companies that help those on the nice list keep naughty list types at bay

Canalys Forums APAC Now wants to work with 500 and lean more on partners to defend against migrations – which Dell says are on the cards

A massively increased bill was one motive, but customers went cold on Virtzilla, and OpenNebula proved more efficient

Sure, it sent an email and FAQ saying it had – but that was a mistake, you see

Microsoft, Oracle, and IBM are all doing it. Andy Jassy's rent-a-server shop may have felt it was leaving money on the table

Updated Customers are 'all miserable' but not yet deciding to bail - and AT&T appears to have settled its licensing dispute