Articles about Broadcom

SA’s Routed to be acquired

German-based global IT solutions provider Evoila agrees to acquire the South African neutral cloud platform provider, as it looks to expand across the continent.

From Google to Uber: Tech winners and losers in 2025

Artificial intelligence isn’t a guaranteed win on the stock market for all international tech companies.

CASA Software named 2025 Enterprise Innovation Partner of the Year

The Enterprise Innovation Partner of the Year award was announced at the Africa Summit 2025, hosted by Broadcom and MBCOM Technologies.

Lorna Hardie named Check Point regional director

The former VMware by Broadcom executive joins the cyber security company to expand its market share across the continent.

Intel and AMD form x86 advisory group

Founding members include Dell, Google, HP, Lenovo, Meta, Microsoft, Oracle, and Red Hat.

VMware cloud expert joins Routed

Former VMware CSP manager Lee Syse appointed to drive product and go-to-market strategy for Routed.

Resilience, agility in the changing VMware landscape

The Broadcom acquisition of VMware has heralded significant changes to how VMware by Broadcom operates, says Steve Dalgarno, MD of Strategix Technology Solutions.

Broadcom’s VMware takeover: Navigating turbulent waters

Broadcom’s acquisition of VMware warrants careful consideration by both VMware users and the broader technology community, says Paul Wallett, national sales manager at BUI.

VMware-Broadcom uncertainty rattles SA channel

Local VMware partners are left to speculate as to how the acquisition will impact their operations and the channel.

VMware's new chapter

Navigating the Broadcom acquisition and its impact on customers.

SA CIOs fear support, pricing changes after VMware takeover

The acquisition of VMware by Broadcom has sent ripples of concern through the tech industry, and local CIOs are not immune.

Rethinking your hypervisor strategy?

The recent shifts in hypervisor licensing models and vendor strategies have raised critical questions for companies worldwide, says Helen Kruger, CEO of Troye.