VMware had many exciting announcements about End-User Computing (EUC) products at VMware Explore this year. Here’s a rundown of what went on.

At VMware Explore 2022, VMware introduced advances to the Tanzu portfolio to increase developer productivity, deliver end-to-end security from build to production, and enable secure multi-cloud operations at scale, no matter where they are in the Kubernetes process.

Exciting news in the world of optical computer storage discs. Folio Photonics is revitalizing disc technology! Storage discs are nothing new in terms of archiving or server storage, but they’ve fallen well out of favor. Folio Photonics is hoping to revitalize the market by increasing the storage capacity of their discs using multiple layers and

Oracle has announced Dynamic Performance Scaling with Autotuning for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Attached Block Storage. This advancement in OCI allows for seamless adjustment of the performance of any of your multipath storage volumes, regardless of when they were created. This has the potential to be a very effective means for businesses to achieve more

Today at VMware Explore 2022, VMware announced several new technologies that target cloud networks and security. The expanded portfolio includes Project Northstar, Project Trinidad, and Project Watch.

Today at VMware Explore 2022, VMware unveiled a multi-cloud management portfolio called VMware Aria, a set of end-to-end solutions for managing the cost, performance, configuration, and delivery of infrastructure and cloud-native applications. VMware Aria is powered by VMware Aria Graph, a graph-based data store technology that reduces multi-cloud complexity.

VMware announced VMware Cloud Flex Storage, enterprise-class storage- and data management-as-a-service, will be available in Q3 2022. The preview for Cloud Flex Storage was announced earlier this year. Citing exponential growth of data consumption, creating diverse and complex storage requirements has resulted in customer demand for more flexible, seamless, and cost-effective options to store and

VMware took advantage of VMware Explore to announce the introduction of vSAN 8 with Express Storage Architecture (ESA). This next-generation storage architecture has been significantly overhauled to run high-performance workloads on the latest hardware. ESA is an optional alternative to the current vSAN original storage architecture and will be available to run on qualified hardware

Dell and VMware have co-engineered HCI solutions supporting Data Processing Units (DPUs) running on VxRail to expand VMware’s edge capabilities. Dell has also made huge strides in engineering with the addition of a new 2-node VxRail system with a special integrated hardware witness.