The Future of Virtualization Here

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 | January 15, 2020

Like a rocket ship, VMware Cloud on AWS is an awesome platform on its own, but you can boost its capabilities even more by harnessing native AWS services. Rockets carry payloads that are critical to the mission and in this case that payload is Amazon Aurora, a highperformance, fully managed database service that is compatible with MySQL and PostgreSQL.

Infographic | February 6, 2020

As businesses become increasingly digitised, hardware-centric infrastructure puts IT at a disadvantage. It fragments IT organisations into silos and requires time-consuming manual tasks that diminish productivity. Hyper-Converged Infrastructure (HCI) converges compute, management and storage onto a single server to save time and make your IT team more agile and responsive. HCI powered by VMware vSAN provides the best software defined storage for your VMs so that you can focus on what matters the most to your business.

Infographic | February 5, 2020

Got your head in the cloud, but still want some data on the ground? Consider hybrid cloud to get the best of both worlds. Learn how hybrid cloud can accelerate your journey from legacy to future IT. Choose hybrid cloud your way and advance your journey from legacy to future it today.

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 | February 20, 2020

Imagine you run a moving and storage business. Your moving business booms every spring and summer. How can you strike the right balance with IT—allocate resources to seasonal applications—and still reduce costs while supporting these applications? Convenient and scalable, but subject to performance issues, service disruptions, and unknown security practices. On-premises virtualization lets you allocate resources to applications as needed, so you can run multiple applications on a single server. Evolving to a hybrid cloud model gives you the flexibility to expand into the cloud for more capacity and business continuity.