Gilman said he sees synergies between the companies.
“If you look at the need around providing desktops and refreshing fleets of devices and endpoints, VMware certainly has a strong suit there with virtual desktops. And then Broadcom with chips, being able to power those. Then there’s obviously the supply chain background in all of it,” he said.
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