As part of its exiting the OpenVMS market, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is ending all sales of new VSI products and support effective June 30, 2019. According to Hewlett Packard Enterprise, this decision was made in recognition of the execution capabilities that VSI has achieved to assure long term satisfaction for customers and partners.

VMS Software, Inc. (VSI) is delighted to welcome Ray Turner to the VSI European sales team. Prior to joining VSI, Ray had a stellar, 32-year career supporting OpenVMS customers at Hewlett Packard Enterprise. He has a passion for the platform and a commitment to "doing the right thing" for customers.

Join VMS Software and Oracle this November in Europe (Belgium, Netherlands, France, Germany, & Austria), and January through February in North America (NY, VA, IL, Ontario, CA, WA, and TX) for product update sessions, including topics on Oracle Rdb/Oracle Database updates, VSI OpenVMS updates, OpenVMS in the cloud, and the new VSI TCP/IP stack.

Almost every major operating system, with the exception of OpenVMS, has been discovered to be vulnerable to attack due to a misinterpreted Intel CPU debug feature. A number of these other OS vendors have released, or are planning the release, of appropriate patches.

VSI OpenVMS is NOT vulnerable to this issue, primarily due to its different, four-mode architecture.

The UK HP User Group is delighted to announce an OpenVMS Technical Exchange Day with VSI and Oracle on May 23, 2018 in London. VSI's VP of Sales & Marketing, Terry Holmes will be presenting.