Broadcom reverses its decision on VMware licensing, allowing a minimum purchase of 16 cores instead of 72, following significant criticism from SMEs.

First Broadcom announced that VMware customers would have to license at least 72 cores instead of 16. Now the company has reversed its decision.

Since the takeover by Broadcom, VMware customers have been faced with massive price increases. But not everyone is prepared to swallow the bitter pill. The Austrian cloud provider Anexia, which ...

Rule changes see AWS forced to step down from the CISPE board The company will remain a member of the group Microsoft is also a newly added member Amazon Web Services (AWS) has stepped down from ...

Anexia founder Alexander Windbichler has been elected to the board of the leading European lobby group for cloud providers. Europe's digital sovereignty is growing - and the Klagenfurt-based cloud ...

In addition, newly elected members Alexander Windbichler of Anexia (Austria) and Jake Madders of Hyve (UK) have joined. “After serving on the board since CISPE’s foundation and playing a key role in ...

Anexia is another customer turning its back on Broadcom. It is saving money on VMware licenses and hosting its 12,000 virtual machines itself.

Exclusive Broadcom has lost another sizable customer for its VMware platform: Austrian cloud provider Anexia has moved 12,000 VMs, some of them rented by major European businesses, to an open-source ...

Anexia offers high-quality customized solutions for web and managed hosting as well as individual software and app development. The company was founded in 2006 in Klagenfurt, Austria. Today, it has ...

“For us, it’s like being told the pacemaker we rely upon to stay alive is suddenly going to cost multiple times more to run,” Alexander Windbichler, CEO of Anexia, said in CISPE’s statement.