Broadcom Brought Back the Cheap VMware Edition With a 128 Core Ceiling
vSphere Express is live at 128 cores with no published price. The cheap VMware edition is back, and the ceiling is the product.
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vSphere Express is live at 128 cores with no published price. The cheap VMware edition is back, and the ceiling is the product.
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