The OpenStack community has released OpenStack 2026.1 (Gazpacho). The release places a heavy emphasis on operational simplicity, live migration for workloads on VMware, and hardware flexibility.

OpenStack has been running production cloud infrastructure for 15 years, and its 33rd release keeps that record going.

Broadcom’s acquisition of VMware has left a lot of customers uneasy (and with rising bills). For the longest time, VMware was the de facto standard for enterprise virtualization. Now, a lot of ...

The OpenStack community today announced the release of OpenStack 2026.1 (Gazpacho), the latest version of the world's most widely deployed open source cloud infrastructure software. The release ...

One year ago VMware announced VMware Integrated OpenStack (VIO), designed to use OpenStack to bolster VMware — and vice versa. Now VIO 2.0 has arrived, with the same mission: It lets users with VMware ...

Through this integration, customers gain a streamlined, secure, and highly automated path to run traditional VM-based workloads on OpenStack private cloud infrastructure. RiverMeadow delivers ...

Broadcom’s ongoing changes to VMware’s licensing and distribution channels have created a wave of enterprise concern that is propelling potential alternatives, with OpenStack the most recent to throw ...

The latest trends and issues around the use of open source software in the enterprise. OpenStack is today deployed with more than 45 million cores in production. Recently, OpenStack has seen ...