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As leaders navigate the journey towards AI adoption, it is essential they are wary of judging success too early and too narrowly

World Wide Technology executive Mike Trojecki says his company is looking to expand on the success it has seen with its AI business, for which NVIDIA is one of its largest vendors, by investing in robotics and other important elements of physical AI.

NetBox Labs has tapped Ahead as a strategic partner to help enterprises modernize network infrastructure, using its open‑source platform as the underlying system of record for network automation, cloud migration, and AI data center projects.

Honorees are not only advancing education; they are defining what comes next.

The move gives Cisco customers licensing flexibility and the ability to more easily add or upgrade cloud, virtualization, and hyperconvergence technologies.

In this episode of ZKast, Zeus Kerravala sits down with WWT's Simon Dumbleton, at from Mobile World Congress 2026 in Barcelona.

Dataminr for Cyber Defense, the first unified solution from the acquisition of ThreatConnect, fuses real-time intelligence with detailed internal posture to contextualize, prioritize, and automate the entire threat management lifecycle.

Connecting students to real‑world STEM opportunities and future careers

Enterprises, neoclouds, sovereign clouds, and service providers can now move AI from pilot to full-scale production without stitching together disconnected systems, compressing deployment timelines from months to weeks and embedding security from the start.

Why AI security must be built into infrastructure as enterprises move from experimentation to production.

The Securing AI Lab, built on NVIDIA AI factories within WWT's AI Proving Ground, provides enterprises a validated path to secure, production-ready AI.

Expanded architecture lets businesses run AI at scale, from central data centers to the factory floor, without sacrificing performance or security. WWT's Jeff Fonke comments.