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The VMware-Broadcom Fallout: A Wake-Up Call for IT Leaders Still on Legacy Infrastructure
The tech world has seen its fair share of seismic shifts — but few have hit enterprise IT teams as hard as the Broadcom acquisition of VMware. What initially seemed like just another high-value merger is now becoming a cautionary tale about the risks of vendor lock-in, the fragility of legacy dependencies, and the need for strategic modernization.
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The Arctera-CSG Acquisition: Why InfoScale Customers Must Wake Up
The dust has barely settled from Broadcom’s acquisition of VMware, and now another wave has hit the enterprise IT world — Arctera has been acquired by Cloud Security Group (CSG). On the surface, this may look like just another industry consolidation move, but for customers relying on InfoScale (VxVM, VxFS, VVR, VCS), this is a wake-up call that cannot be ignored.
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InfoScale After the CSG Acquisition: From Open Agility to Closed Lock-In
Once upon a time, InfoScale (previously Storage Foundation) was celebrated for its openness — giving enterprises the flexibility to stay platform-agnostic across operating systems and infrastructures. It made enterprises infrastructure-agnostic, enabling them to run storage, replication, and high availability services across a wide variety of operating systems and platforms. That openness gave organizations freedom, flexibility, and control. That agility was its hallmark
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Why It’s Time to Look Beyond Veritas Cluster Server (VCS): The Modern Case for Switching
For nearly two decades, Veritas Cluster Server (VCS) has been the default choice for high-availability (HA) in enterprise environments. It earned its place during an era when monolithic applications ran on fixed hardware, and clustering was complex enough that few alternatives existed.
But that world has changed. Today, VCS is no longer the gold standard it once was — and for most enterprises...