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VMware perpetual license holder receives audit letter from . . . This year, Broadcom started sending such VMware users cease-and-desist letters [PDF], telling organizations to stop using any maintenance releases updates, minor releases, major releases upgrades
Broadcom Cracks Down on VMware Users with Expired Licenses Conclusion Broadcom’s decision to send cease-and-desist letters to VMware users with expired support contracts is a bold move It’s part of a larger trend in the software industry, where companies are moving away from one-time purchases and toward subscription-based models
Broadcom sends cease-and-desist letter to holders of . . . In this context, Broadcom is now sending cease-and-desist letters to companies that use VMware without an active support contract These letters, confirmed by multiple sources and seen by Ars Technica, are causing increasing concern among users Users may continue to use their perpetual licenses
Broadcom letters demonstrate push to VMware subscriptions Although Broadcom is legally able to assert this position regarding support for perpetual VMware licences, Pilling said: “We have already seen several customers in receipt of audit notifications
VMware perpetual license holder receives audit letter from . . . After Broadcom started sending cease-and-desist letters, at least one firm claimed that it got a letter from Broadcom despite no longer using VMware at all Additionally, various companies claimed that they received a cease-and-desist from Broadcom despite not implementing any updates after their VMware support contract expired