HQ Function

Historically served as the primary hub for VMware's research, development, corporate operations, and innovation in virtualization and cloud technologies. Post-Broadcom acquisition, it remains a key site for these activities within Broadcom.

Notable Features:

A sprawling, modern campus known as 'The Campus' with state-of-the-art facilities, including employee amenities like diverse cafes, fitness centers, and collaborative workspaces. It features environmentally conscious design and green spaces.

Work Culture:

Historically known for its engineering-driven, innovative, and collaborative culture (EPIC2 values: Execution, Passion, Integrity, Customers, Community). Post-Broadcom acquisition, the culture is undergoing integration with Broadcom's operational model, emphasizing engineering excellence and customer value within the new structure.

HQ Significance:

A landmark in Silicon Valley, representing a foundational company in enterprise software and cloud infrastructure. Its innovations have profoundly shaped IT infrastructure globally. It continues to be a center for talent and technology development under Broadcom.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design reflects innovation, collaboration, and employee well-being. Post-acquisition, there's an alignment with Broadcom's values of technology leadership, engineering excellence, and financial discipline.

Location:

VMware, as part of Broadcom, maintains a significant global presence with a worldwide network of R&D centers, sales offices, and support hubs. Key functions supported globally include research and development for its cloud and virtualization portfolio, global sales and marketing operations, customer support and professional services, and strategic alliances. This global footprint enables Broadcom to serve its enterprise customers effectively across all major regions.

Street Address:

3401 Hillview Avenue

City:

Palo Alto

State/Province:

California

Country:

USA