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Autonomous Coding Agent Landscape Report
Compare leading autonomous coding agents across common workloads and learn what matters most when choosing the right tool for the task at hand.
Security Priorities for 2027
Make smarter security investments in 2027 to manage AI-driven risks, protect critical operations and strengthen enterprise resilience
Harnessing AI's Potential: A Practical Guide for Utilities
While the vision of a fully AI-powered grid remains on the horizon, utilities can start using AI to achieve new levels of operational efficiency while preparing for future advancements.
Part II: Build Your Own Servers for AI and HPC? When the Hyperscaler Model Starts to Pay Off
A cheaper server only wins if the whole cluster delivers better time-to-solution. You'll want to price the failures, fabric, storage and facilities before you compare bids.
Part I: Build Your Own Servers? What the Hyperscaler Model Really Requires of Enterprise IT
CIOs and infrastructure leaders are asking whether to buy components directly from original design manufacturers (ODMs) and build their own servers. The answer depends on 10 questions, most of which have nothing to do with purchasing.
ATC Activity
Hands-On Lab Workshop: Keeper Security Lab
Join us for a hands-on walkthrough of Keeper Security's password management and privileged access platform, framed around a new employee's first week at a fictional financial services firm. Attendees will learn to capture and store credentials safely, defend against phishing attempts, add two-factor protection, and share sensitive records securely. The session also covers Keeper's Privileged Access Manager (PAM), demonstrating how to broker secure RDP and SSH sessions using encrypted tunnels and temporary, just-in-time accounts, all built around Zero Trust and least-privilege principles.
Hands-On Lab Workshop: NetApp ONTAP Foundations
Storage administration is one of the most in-demand skills in today's data centers, and NetApp ONTAP sits at the heart of it. This hands-on lab workshop walks you through the core concepts, terminology, and deployment options behind ONTAP, then puts you in the driver's seat to configure NAS, SAN, and object storage yourself. You'll also explore how ONTAP Snapshots protect your data and how SnapMirror keeps it replicated and recoverable. Whether you're new to storage or already comfortable with the fundamentals but new to NetApp, this session gives you practical, guided experience you can apply right away.
Hands-On Lab Workshop: Network Engineering Foundations
Join us for a live, virtual Hands-On Lab Workshop built around the Network Engineering Foundations learning series from the WWT Advanced Technology Center. This series covers the fundamentals of network engineering through hands-on labs and real-world examples, helping you develop the practical skills needed to build and maintain robust networks. In this session, our ATC instructors will walk you through the series, highlight the key technologies it covers, from network media and Layer 2 switching to OSPF, EIGRP, and BGP, and show you how to put the series to work on your own learning journey. Whether you are an aspiring network engineer, an IT professional, or simply curious about the backbone of today's interconnected world, this workshop is a great place to start.
Cisco ACI: Tenant & Fabric Connectivity
The Cisco ACI: Tenant & Fabric Connectivity learning path is the second part of our ACI fundamentals training, following the "Cisco ACI Fabric Initialization and Hypervisor Connectivity" path.
This path covers two key areas:
1) Fabric Infrastructure configurations, which involve physical fabric setup, including vPCs, VLANs, loop prevention, underlay BGP protocol, etc.
2) Tenant Configurations, defining logical constructs like application profiles, bridge domains, and EPGs.
In this Learning Path, students will learn to create Tenants, Application Profiles, Bridge domains, and EPGs, by using objects for connectivity within a physical ACI fabric. They will also discover how to connect Layers 2 and 3 to external networks and explore methods for segmentation using contracts and filters to support both Inter-EPG and Intra-EPG segmentation.