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growing pains: Free ESXi and VMworld restrictions
By Eric Siebert, Contributor VMware's decision to intentionally handicap the free version of ESXi was extremely unpopular and criticized by users and partners. This article explores VMware's rationale, in addition to why the company placed restrictions on competitors at the VMworld tradeshow. |
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This was first published in June 2010
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