Cloud service providers ask EU regulator to reinstate VMware partner program

Broadcom says the group is misrepresenting market "realities."

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[SplatMan_DK]

Just to avoid any confusion, you're talking about physical cores vs virtual cores.

Intel has started naming their different chip cores E-Cores and P-Cores, for Efficient-cores and Performance-cores,
https://industrialpc.com/blog/intel...4TFyNVORVFSwxY5l9VTPepu16tP1AaiYicWAo0osfQ2er

Yes. Physical cores. You're right that Intels naming is screwing up old naming conventions. I'll hace to accept that and stop using pCores for physical cores. Thanks for flagging this.

 

[rkhalloran]

Since when do coins not count? Scrooge McDuck's vault had tons of coins.

It's a given that one of Scrooge's superpowers is being able to dive into the vault and swim and not smash himself to bits against what amounts to a pile of shiny little bricks.

There's a Family Guy ep where Peter tries the same thing with the Real World Results
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLJrzfWTu9E

 

[Dark Jaguar]

It's a given that one of Scrooge's superpowers is being able to dive into the vault and swim and not smash himself to bits against what amounts to a pile of shiny little bricks.

There's a Family Guy ep where Peter tries the same thing with the Real World Results
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLJrzfWTu9E

I hate to break it to you, but diving into stacks and stacks of tightly wrapped paper bills would have the same result.

 

[L0neW0lf]

Gold coins will be fine.

Krugerand are especially important.

 

[bdrram03]

Broadcom really screwed up VMwares business, wonder how much it's declined in use since they bought it.

Thats their business model, acquire and extort

 

[Dark Jaguar]

Thats their business model, acquire and extort

So many small businesses are now fast tracking transitions to MS's hyper-v, because that's the only affordable option.