The VMware exit is a backup project in disguise
Teams pricing a move off legacy virtualization budget for the migration. This quarter's reports suggest the harder part is everything that has to keep running during it.
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Enterprises are no longer asking about adopting Kubernetes, they’re running it at scale and are focused on making it more efficient and more secure. Questions around reducing cost and ensuring compliance are now central. Meanwhile, testing AI/ML on Kubernetes is underway, demanding new approaches.

How are enterprises optimizing Kubernetes?
Enterprises are no longer asking about adopting Kubernetes, they’re running it at scale and are focused on making it more efficient and more secure. Questions around reducing cost and ensuring compliance are now central. Meanwhile, testing AI/ML on Kubernetes is underway, demanding new approaches. In this analyst report, you’ll get the latest Kubernetes enterprise trends so that you can tackle today’s challenges and capitalize on tomorrow’s opportunities.
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Teams pricing a move off legacy virtualization budget for the migration. This quarter's reports suggest the harder part is everything that has to keep running during it.
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