Nutanix is dealing with the fallout of Microsoft's licensing structures, which are reportedly contributing to cloud bloat, leading the company to hire a Solutions Architect.
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Nutanix is dealing with the fallout of Microsoft's licensing structures, which are reportedly contributing to cloud bloat, leading the company to hire a Solutions Architect.
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Nutanix
American enterprise virtualization and storage company
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Microsoft
American multinational technology corporation
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