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Topgolf moved 12,000 virtual machines off VMware and reports $11 million in savings
Topgolf moved 12,000 VMs to VergeIO’s VergeOS after a projected 400% VMware cost increase and reports savings above $11 million. The migration is a useful large-estate infrastructure case, though the excerpt gives few implementation details.
- What
- Topgolf moved 12,000 VMs from VMware to VergeOS after projected VMware costs rose 400%, reporting over $11.3 million in savings.
- How
- VergeOS provides multi-tenant segmentation through Virtual Data Centers; the migration covered workloads across venues, offices, labs, and data centers.
- Why it matters
- Large infrastructure migrations can align virtualization changes with hardware refreshes and modernization while coordinating multi-site operations.
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