Game-changing technologies such as high-performance computing, artificial intelligence and machine learning are placing greater demand on data centers industry wide. Meanwhile, corporate sustainability targets are fast approaching, which is forcing organizational leaders to push for greater efficiencies across the business. Join WWT's Taylor Cooper and Don Molaro as they talk about the importance of data center cooling solutions and the impact they can have on accelerating data center output while simultaneously driving efficiency. Taylor and Don talk about specific solutions that can make an impact and how IT leaders can begin to incorporate them without skipping a beat.

A boom in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) applications being utilized by the enterprise is driving demand infrastructure that can keep up. No doubt, AI and ML have extraordinary potential for business growth. But it's not as simple as you might think, as many business leaders are finding out the hard way.   Join Earl Dodd, WWT's HPC and supercomputing practice lead, to talk about the critical need for high-performance computing, storage and data analytics for business leaders looking to squeeze the most value out of AI and ML investments. Earl also talks about practical trends and industry-specific use cases for high-performance computing, and how you can begin to implement the game-changing technology within your organization.   Earl has over 44 years of experience in HPC and supercomputing and is a frequent speaker and expert panelist at national and international trade shows, conferences, and marketing events. 

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) initiatives are now squarely in the crosshairs of C-suite and boardroom leaders, which is putting a lot of pressure on business and IT leaders to dive full force into an area they may not be super comfortable in. What is the role of IT and the CIO in driving sustainability success? Join WWT's Brendan Walsh and Wes Palmer, who lead our ESG practice, as they dive into the wide array of solutions and services that make it possible for companies to continue relying on data and computing power while also becoming more environmentally sustainable. Brendan and Wes also touch on building efficiencies in the data center, making sense of a crowded marketplace and steps to take to build a sustainable technology framework.

Data collection and management are the most significant pieces of the puzzle for any organization looking to improve sustainability, regardless of industry or geography. But too often, data quality is low, incomplete or inconsistent. Join WWT's ESG Director Varchala Abrol as she discusses key steps organizations can take to adopt a more data-centric mindset that can lead to clear sustainability goals that align stakeholders and drive progress. Varchala also talks about the critical need to maintain board-level buy-in and how ESG leaders can communicate their needs, challenges and successes.