In the past couple of weeks I've had some in-depth conversations from executives from both VMware and Microsoft. Both companies are in the process of transforming themselves into cloud powerhouses - in the case of VMware, it's a growing realization that their bread and butter business, virtualization, is becoming less relevant as cloud infrastructure hides away all the details. For Microsoft, too many years of keeping its eyes on a plethora of different battlegrounds has allowed newcomers to ste...
In the past couple of weeks I've had some in-depth conversations from executives from both VMware and Microsoft. Both companies are in the process of transforming themselves into cloud powerhouses - in the case of VMware, it's a growing realization that their bread and butter business, virtualization, is becoming less relevant as cloud infrastructure hides away all the details. For Microsoft, too many years of keeping its eyes on a plethora of different battlegrounds has allowed newcomers to ste...
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