Three top VMware executives said to depart - report
Justin Sullivan


Three top VMware (NYSE:VMW) are said to be departing the enterprise software firm that Broadcom (NASDAQ:AVGO) agreed to buy earlier this year for $61 billion.
Three senior vice of presidents of different segments of the company are exiting, according to a WSJ report, which cited a memo from VMware (VMW) CEO Raghu Raghuram.

The exits include Mark Lohmeyer from cloud infrastructure, Ajay Patel from applications and management and Tom Gillis from networking and advanced security, the WSJ said.
The departures comes amid media reports late last week that Braodcom (AVGO) is expected to see an in-depth European antitrust review of its planned VMware deal. The Federal Trade Commission's review of VMW/AVGO is said focused on conglomerate effects of the combination, Dealreporter said on Tuesday.
In May, Broadcom (AVGO) announced that it was acquiring VMware (VMW) for $61B in cash and stock.