Former VMware CEO Diane Greene’s husband, Mendel Rosenblum, has followed his wife out the door, announcing his resignation just days before VMware hosts an annual event to showcase its virtualization technology.
 
Greene and Rosenblum co-founded VMware and led the company for a decade, before VMware’s board forced Greene out in July. Rosenblum, the company’s chief scientist and a professor of computer science at Stanford University, initially stayed with VMware after his wife’s firing. Then on Monday night this week he announced his resignation from VMware in a companywide message, according to The New York Times.