Broadcom has announced the end of its current VMware Advantage Partner Program, effective October 31, 2025, which will significantly reduce the number of authorized partners in the ecosystem. As part of this shift, Broadcom is transitioning to an invitation-only model for VMware Cloud Service Provider (VCSP) partners, with a select few authorized to continue delivering VMware solutions under the new framework. While full program details are still emerging, OTAVA is proud to confirm that we remain an Authorized VMware Cloud Service Provider (VCSP) and are here to help both existing and new customers navigate this transition smoothly. What does this mean for your business If your current VMware partner is not invited into the new Broadcom program, it could impact: Many businesses may need to reassess how they license, support, and manage VMware environments going forward. OTAVA is here to help As a longstanding, high-touch VMware partner, OTAVA is well-positioned to: We work directly with VMware and Broadcom to ensure our clients receive transparent, expert guidance and uninterrupted support through this transition. Key takeaways from Broadcom’s announcement Steps you should take now If you’re unsure how these changes affect you, now is the time to act. OTAVA can help you…
Important Update: Broadcom has recently revised their partner program (July 2025). OTAVA remains an authorized partner in the new program. To make sure you’re getting the most accurate information, check out our latest update here.
