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When chipmaker Broadcom acquired VMware for a cool $61 billion this past November, one of the first questions from many companies was how the acquisition would change VMware’s pricing.

Back when the public cloud was still in its infancy, it was common for organizations to feel trepidation about the security of their data and applications. 

It may seem counterintuitive that investing in the latest hardware can lead to reduced spending, but that’s exactly what can happen through proper optimization of your cloud environments.

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When the public cloud first arrived on the scene, it wasn’t uncommon for enterprises to be hesitant about making the adoption. 

Speed and agility. These are often the driving forces behind an organization making the move to the cloud.The faster you can bring a new product to market in today’s business, the more likely you are...

From a high level, migrating to the cloud can seem deceptively simple. Take the data and applications you have on premises, then drop them into the cloud platform of your choice. Easy-peasy, right?

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With more and more enterprises adopting the public cloud, it’s not uncommon for an organization to experience a bit of sticker shock when it comes to how much they’re spending on the cloud.

It’s no secret that 2020 was an especially challenging year and, as a recent article in Forbes points out, it’s leading to enterprises accelerating their cloud adoption.

Every organization looking to adopt the cloud eventually arrives at a point where a choice needs to be made: Which cloud provider do we go with?