Salesforce.com and VMware on Tuesday announced VMforce, a cloud platform aimed at enterprise Java applications and designed to compete with on-site Java application infrastructure from IBM and Oracle.

Top executives of Salesforce.com and VMware on Tuesday offered details and demonstrations of their new VMforce partnership for bringing Java application development to the cloud. Marc Benioff, ...

With VMWare's acquisition of SpringSource, Java's relevance to cloud application development has never seemed stronger. However, the real story here is how application deployment and operations may be ...

Through partnerships with Google, Salesforce.com, and others, the virtualization vendor is working to enable the cloud portability that customers crave If I asked you to name major Java vendors, ...

Oracle may own the Java trademark, but VMware is touting its own Spring framework as the best programming model for enterprise Java developers. “In the innovation of the Java programming model, I ...

Virtualization company VMware and software-as-a-service provider Salesforce.com have joined forces to build a platform for building and running Java applications in the cloud, the two companies ...

eSpeaks’ Corey Noles talks with Rob Israch, President of Tipalti, about what it means to lead with Global-First Finance and how companies can build scalable, compliant operations in an increasingly ...

The companies collaborated on the development of seamless extension between BEA's virtualization products and VMware's VirtualCenter called LiquidVM VI Client Extension. Palo Alto, Calif.-based VMware ...

Though the founder of the Spring Framework has left VMware, don’t look for the company to back off its commitment to the popular open source Java application development framework, even while Oracle ...

A little more than two years after purchasing Java tool vendor WaveMaker, VMware has sold the assets of the company to the Pramati software engineering firm. WaveMaker offers a RAD platform that can ...

For the past few months, VMware has been banging on about why it's time to embrace Kubernetes, and the spiel that Pat Gelsinger gave during his keynote at vForum in Sydney on Tuesday was no different.