TOTTENHAM CUTS VMWARE FEES BY 85% AFTER MIGRATION
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Tottenham Hotspur has reduced its VMware licensing costs by 85 percent following a migration away from the platform. The soccer club's CTO cited concerns over Broadcom's acquisition of VMware as a driver for the change.
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