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Broadcom’s Cease-and-Desist Letters Impact VMware Users
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1 year ago

Broadcom’s Cease-and-Desist Letters Impact VMware Users

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Broadcom has issued cease-and-desist letters to users of VMware’s perpetual licenses after its acquisition of VMware in November 2023. These letters target those with expired support contracts, urging them to cease the use of any updates and enhancements received post-expiration. The move comes after Broadcom ended the sales of VMware perpetual licenses, transitioning to a subscription-only model. This shift has led to increased costs for users, with some facing a 300% rise in expenses. The letters warn of potential legal consequences, including claims for damages and attorneys’ fees, for those not complying. In Canada, some users have reported receiving these notices soon after their support contracts expired, even if they hadn’t updated their systems since losing support.

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