AT&T claims that it holds perpetual licenses for VMware products that entitle it to extended support services, which Broadcom is allegedly refusing to honor.
Broadcom argues that AT&T previously enjoyed significant discounts and derived great value from their agreement, claiming that the contract allows VMware to retire products at any time.
In its filing, Broadcom contends that AT&T knowingly declined to purchase subscription services it now seeks to mandate, despite being aware of VMware's transition plans.
The dispute seems to revolve around AT&T's perception of unfair treatment and Broadcom's stance on legal contract interpretations and product retirement.
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