SoftBank Corp. has been focused on advancing its 5G journey, and with VMware technologies, the telco has unified its 5G core architecture and accelerated time to market.

BAE Systems turned to VMware to develop a secure cloud infrastructure at its Maritime Integration & Support Centre, a facility replicating the IT systems installed aboard Royal Navy ships.  

When COVID-19 closed retail outlets, Chitale Dairy quickly shifted to business-to-consumer delivery using modern apps developed with VMware Tanzu solutions.

To preserve in-person learning during the COVID-19 pandemic, Purdue University created a consent-based contact tracing system that analyzes millions of data points to keep students safe.

Ice Norway is increasing its 5G-enabled base stations to cover 75 percent of the country by 2025 with a flexible multi-cloud strategy built on VMware Cloud Foundation.

KB software team collaborates with Tanzu Labs specialists to rapidly develop valuable software with user-centered design methodologies.

In the face of war, Ukraine’s Fozzy Group supports its community with a disaster recovery plan that keeps shelves stocked and doors open.

As Drax pursues its zero-carbon vision, it needs a more flexible IT infrastructure that can respond faster to changing business needs.

Deutsche Telekom built out its large 5G network using software-defined networking to reduce costs and decrease its dependence on individual vendors.

Using agile methods, Sparkassen-Finanzportal created innovative, cross-functional development groups to enable engineers, product owners and user experience specialists to work side-by-side.