Five ways vmware horizon beats Microsoft

Infographic | November 20, 2021

VirtualBox is one of the best solutions for virtualized environments. It is an open source software and a powerful tool to test the deployment of any new operating system and applications. In addition, it works on virtually all operating systems.

Infographic | January 22, 2020

Evolving business complexity and consumer expectations leave organizations challenged to find qualified talent with skills in cloud, open source, and container technologies. 94 %of IT decision-makers are having some level of difficulty finding the right cloud developers, multicloud administrators, and highly desired DevOps professionals.

Infographic | April 4, 2022

Today’s IT executives are tasked with finding ways to use technology to increase employee productivity and enable flexible work environments, while keeping business data secure. However, with budgets being constrained while organizations look for expense cuts, they must also keep their organization’s tech spend in check. To accomplish this, many IT leaders are choosing to take more of their key workloads to the cloud.

Infographic | July 20, 2021

Google Cloud VMware Engine is a critical step in “cloud-first” and digital transformation with Google Cloud. Google Cloud VMware Engine is the only solution available for migrating your datacenter workloads to Google Cloud Platform quickly and securely. Google Cloud VMware Engine goes beyond an infrastructure “lift and shift”. Google Cloud VMware Engine, Accelerates Time to Cloud Value Google Cloud VMware Engine, developed jointly by Google and VMware, is validated for interoperability between the VMware SDDC stack and Google Cloud.

Infographic | December 1, 2019

A1 instances add to the broadest and deepest selection of EC2 instances. Developers can now access instances with the Arm instruction set and experience the flexibility, security, reliability, and scalability of running on EC2.

Infographic | August 2, 2021

VMware’s seventh annual Global Incident Response Threat Report analyzes how attackers are manipulating reality to reshape the modern threat landscape. The report found a drastic rise in destructive attacks, where adversaries deploy advanced techniques to deliver more targeted, sophisticated attacks that distort digital reality. Examples include business communications compromise (BCC) or the manipulation of time. However, defenders are struggling to counter these complex attacks and gain visibility into new environments, such as the cloud, containers and business communication applications. This is leading to an embrace of active defense techniques as incident responders deal with the extreme stress of their jobs.