Losing VCF Access Under Broadcom’s New VMware Program? Here’s What to Know

VMware licensing

is changing.

Broadcom is limiting who can sell and manage VMware licenses — and many providers are losing access.

If your current provider isn’t part of Broadcom’s new Partner Advantage Program, they won’t be able to support your VMware environment after October 31, 2025. That puts your business at risk of downtime, cost spikes, and uncertainty.

Keep Your VMware Environment Running:
If you’re a RapidScale customer, avoid service interruptions and rushed migrations.

Simplify Your Next Move:
If you need to switch providers, we can help. Get expert guidance to assess your current setup, reduce complexity, and align your VMware strategy with your business goals.

Protect Your Budget and Maximize ROI:
Avoid surprise costs, get more from your existing VMware investments, and accelerate your path to VMware Cloud Foundation

Let’s Build Your VMware Resiliency Strategy!

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Here’s what that means for you:

Are You Ready?

Stay ahead with a provider you can count on
RapidScale is one of just a few U.S. partners authorized under Broadcom’s new program.