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Broadcom signs 10-year VMware deal with AT&T
Broadcom has a 10-year VMware deal with AT&T, a telecom company.
The agreement follows a dispute between Broadcom and AT&T over VMware.
The deal is not expected to significantly change Broadcom’s financial results.
Broadcom acquired VMware, whose licensing has drawn criticism.
The agreement gives Broadcom a response to those critics.
The deal’s financial impact is expected to be limited, and no further steps are specified.
Broadcom signed a 10-year VMware deal with AT&T.
TheStreet described AT&T as fully committed to VMware.
TheStreet said the deal would not move Broadcom’s financial numbers much.
TheStreet said the deal gives Broadcom a strong answer to critics of its licensing.
- Who
- Broadcom and AT&T.
- What
- Broadcom signed a 10-year VMware deal with AT&T.
- When
- Not stated. TheStreet published its article on October 20, 2026.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Duration
- 10 years
- Companies
- Broadcom and AT&T
- Technology
- VMware
- Broadcom impact
- TheStreet said the deal would not move its numbers much
What people are saying
A 10-year VMware deal won’t move Broadcom’s numbers much, but it hands the company a strong answer to its licensing critics.