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AT&T is suing Broadcom , alleging that the chipmaker seeks to breach its VMware contracts with the telco.
The chipmaker closed its $61 billion acquisition of VMware last November .
Broadcom closed its product lines from 8,000 SKUs to four product bundles and instituted subscription licensing.
The consequences would be “disastrous” if Broadcom reneges on providing support.
AT&T says Broadcom has asserted the right under its support policies to cease providing support for existing policies.
The telco is asking the court to prevent Broadcom from terminating support services around AT-T's VMware contracts.
It also seeks "further relief as the court deems necessary and just".
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