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T-Mobile Is Ripping Out VMware Across Its Network — and Suing Broadcom to Do It
Ars Technica·Thursday, 2 July 2026
T-Mobile is in the middle of migrating tens of thousands of virtual machines away from VMware, the enterprise software it has used to run its network infrastructure. The move comes amid a lawsuit against Broadcom, which now owns VMware, over support for existing perpetual software licences. T-Mobile says Broadcom has been trying to force customers onto more expensive subscription plans.
Why It Matters
This battle between T-Mobile and Broadcom reflects a wider conflict affecting thousands of businesses globally that bought VMware licences before Broadcom's acquisition and are now being pushed toward pricier contracts.
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