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The Boardroom Reckoning on AI: Why AI Demands a New Kind of Leadership
AI is forcing a new leadership challenge inside the enterprise, in which boards are expected to oversee a fast-moving technology they do not manage day to day, while executives are tasked with deploying it responsibly at speed. In this episode, Byron Loflin, Global Head of Board Advisory at Nasdaq, and WWT AVP of Global Cyber Advocacy Kate Kuehn explore what that means for modern governance — from board-level AI literacy and trust between directors and management to error reporting, escalation paths and the growing need for stronger oversight as AI systems become more capable and more autonomous.
Facilities Infrastructure Priorities in the Age of AI
This report outlines the critical priorities for facilities and infrastructure leaders as they prepare for the next wave of AI-driven growth.
Don't let aging technology hinder corporate goals – enable your IT infrastructure
Innovation today demands more than just visionary ideas; it requires robust infrastructure, especially for AI. Intel's latest processors offer scalable, efficient solutions to overcome IT challenges, enabling organizations to implement strategic initiatives effectively. Discover how Intel and WWT can help your business achieve its AI-driven goals.
The Cloud Advantage for AI
Discover how leveraging the cloud can help organizations accelerate AI adoption.
Streamlining Processes with Automation and Network Discovery for a Global Financial Market
Following multiple mergers and acquisitions, a global financial market needed to rationalize its complex legacy infrastructure to minimize costs, streamline systems and reduce data center emissions.
Key Sustainability Themes in the Hospitality Industry
This is the first article in a two-part series. In this article, we explore the growing importance of sustainability in the hospitality industry, focusing on key environmental themes. The second article will delve into social themes and provide a deeper look at critical aspects of sustainability in this sector, such as emerging regulations and competitive intensity.
The Overlooked Water Challenge in the Age of AI
AI's growth is driving a massive increase in data center water usage, impacting communities and policies across the world. Innovation around cooling technologies, AI optimization practices and alternative cooling methods can help reduce the impact on water from AI and data centers.
Delivering an Efficient and Sustainable Supply Chain Program for a Social Media Giant
As one of the big players in the social media space, this social media giant partnered with WWT to build a program that enabled its data centers to scale based on demand while incorporating sustainable efficiencies into its supply chain process.
Circularity in the IT Industry
This article discusses IT hardware circularity, emphasizing its importance in reducing waste and environmental impact. Circularity involves reusing resources to extend product lifecycles, conserve ecosystems and lower costs. Leading tech companies like NetApp, Juniper and Dell are adopting circular practices, such as modular designs and recycling programs, to enhance sustainability and reduce e-waste.
Bouchaine Vineyards Uses IoT Data to Optimize Grape Growth
Leveraging Cisco Industrial Asset Vision and Edge Intelligence, WWT combined data sources into a single platform, allowing vineyard managers and winemakers to make informed decisions about their operations.
Sustainability in the Hospitality Industry
This is the second in a series of articles about key sustainability themes in the hospitality sector. In the first article, we provided an overview of these key themes. In this article, we will dive into the key metrics for sustainability in the hospitality sector and how technology empowers tracking the relevant and material categories contributing the most to the sectoral environmental footprint.
How You Can Power the AI Revolution with Next-Gen Data Centers
As enterprises race to harness the transformative power of AI, the data centers that power these mission-critical workloads are facing unprecedented demands. From increasing power and cooling requirements to the need for lightning-fast deployment and optimization, the traditional approaches to data center design and management are no longer sufficient.
In this exclusive Partner Spotlight, WWT Senior Director of AI Mike Trojecki talks with Head of Business Development, NVIDIA Energy, Ahsan Yousufzai, and Schneider Electric's Vice President of Solution Architects, Joe Reele, about how you can position your data center as a key enabler of AI.