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Updates and software unveiled at VMworld 2017, a virtualization and cloud conference
VMware announced a major update to its solutions for multi-cloud and modern data centers at VMworld 2017 in Las Vegas, USA.
VMworld is the world's largest virtualization and cloud conference, serving as a platform to introduce and share the latest cloud and IT trends to customers, partners, and IT professionals.
On the first day of VMworld 2017, updates and expanded partnerships for VMware Cloud on AWS, new VMware Cloud Services, and VMware Cloud Foundation were unveiled for multi-cloud environments including private and public clouds.
Along with this, VMware announced vSphere Scale-Out for big data and high-performance computing (HPC) virtualization for modern data centers, the VMware vRealize Network Insight 3.5 update, and the new VMware HCI Acceleration Kit.

VMware is launching 'VMware Cloud on AWS,' a service unveiled through a joint partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS) in the second half of 2016, starting in the AWS-based U.S. West region (Oregon). VMware Cloud on AWS implements VMware Cloud Foundation, an enterprise-grade software-defined data center (SDDC) service, on the AWS Cloud, and VMware provides, sells, and supports it on demand.
Enterprises can run applications using AWS services in VMware vSphere-based private, public, and hybrid cloud environments, and manage necessary resources through existing VMware tools.
VMware has unveiled enhanced VMware Cloud Services to enable enterprises to operate and manage private and public clouds more flexibly. These include VMware AppDefense, VMware Discovery, VMware Cost Insight, Wavefront by VMware, VMware Network Insight, and VMware NSX Cloud.
VMware announced updates to and expanded partnerships for VMware Cloud Foundation, the cloud infrastructure platform first unveiled at last year's VMworld. The newly announced partnerships include CenturyLink, Rackspace, and Fujitsu in the services sector, and Dell EMC's VxRack SDDC, HDS's UCP-RS, Fujitsu's Primeflex, and QCT's QxStack in the integrated systems sector. And authorized VMware partner servers include Cisco, HDS, Fujitsu, and Lenovo.
“This year’s VMworld is a venue to share ways for companies entering the multi-cloud era to enhance their business competitiveness while keeping their data centers up to date,” said Pat Gelsinger, CEO of VMware. “Since operating and managing applications across private and public clouds is no longer an option but a necessity, VMware will serve as a compass guiding the direction in which enterprise cloud needs to move forward.”
VMware announced a major update to its solutions for multi-cloud and modern data centers at VMworld 2017 in Las Vegas, USA.
VMworld is the world's largest virtualization and cloud conference, serving as a platform to introduce and share the latest cloud and IT trends to customers, partners, and IT professionals.
On the first day of VMworld 2017, updates and expanded partnerships for VMware Cloud on AWS, new VMware Cloud Services, and VMware Cloud Foundation were unveiled for multi-cloud environments including private and public clouds.
Along with this, VMware announced vSphere Scale-Out for big data and high-performance computing (HPC) virtualization for modern data centers, the VMware vRealize Network Insight 3.5 update, and the new VMware HCI Acceleration Kit.
VMware is launching 'VMware Cloud on AWS,' a service unveiled through a joint partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS) in the second half of 2016, starting in the AWS-based U.S. West region (Oregon). VMware Cloud on AWS implements VMware Cloud Foundation, an enterprise-grade software-defined data center (SDDC) service, on the AWS Cloud, and VMware provides, sells, and supports it on demand.
Enterprises can run applications using AWS services in VMware vSphere-based private, public, and hybrid cloud environments, and manage necessary resources through existing VMware tools.
VMware has unveiled enhanced VMware Cloud Services to enable enterprises to operate and manage private and public clouds more flexibly. These include VMware AppDefense, VMware Discovery, VMware Cost Insight, Wavefront by VMware, VMware Network Insight, and VMware NSX Cloud.
VMware announced updates to and expanded partnerships for VMware Cloud Foundation, the cloud infrastructure platform first unveiled at last year's VMworld. The newly announced partnerships include CenturyLink, Rackspace, and Fujitsu in the services sector, and Dell EMC's VxRack SDDC, HDS's UCP-RS, Fujitsu's Primeflex, and QCT's QxStack in the integrated systems sector. And authorized VMware partner servers include Cisco, HDS, Fujitsu, and Lenovo.
“This year’s VMworld is a venue to share ways for companies entering the multi-cloud era to enhance their business competitiveness while keeping their data centers up to date,” said Pat Gelsinger, CEO of VMware. “Since operating and managing applications across private and public clouds is no longer an option but a necessity, VMware will serve as a compass guiding the direction in which enterprise cloud needs to move forward.”
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