>The organization is saving “north of 85 percent” in licensing fees compared to when it relied on VMware, the executive said. Nothing we can't google. VMWare

>The organization is saving “north of 85 percent” in licensing fees compared to when it relied on VMware, the executive said. Nothing we can't google. VMWare VCF is, let's say, $350/CPU core. MVE is $600/socket, so at 32 cores, that's $18.75/core. At 64 cores, $9.38. An 85% reduction in licensing/support fees is plausible. 100% was already possible, just not with 24/7 support.