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AI Habits for a Sustainable Future
AI is one of the most powerful tools we have today. But like any powerful tool, it comes with responsibility. This Earth Day, WWT's Global Green Teams and Sustainable Softchoice collaborated to take an honest look at one responsibility that often goes unnoticed: the actions we users can take to reduce AI's impacts on our environment.
AI Security: Practicing Good Model File Security
As organizations continue to incorporate AI solutions into their workflows and user toolset, the requirements for securely creating, acquiring and storing large AI model files have grown significantly. This blog post explores the risks presented by third-party AI model files and best practices to guard against those risks.
Cisco Live 2026: Security Innovation Highlights and What WWT's Team Brought to Las Vegas
WWT's breakdown of Cisco's biggest security announcements from Cisco Live 2026 in Las Vegas: Cloud Control, Live Protect, Hybrid Mesh Firewall, agentic security, the Astrix acquisition, expanded Talos threat hunting, and quantum readiness. Plus a spotlight on WWT's sessions, booth activities, and client events at the show!
Beyond Log Reduction: AI and the Future of Security Data Strategy
The data pipeline space has evolved far beyond simple log reduction and transformation. As organizations look to AI to solve complex problems without adding cost or headcount, Security Data Pipeline Platforms are emerging as the foundation of a true data strategy. This article explores three key findings from a three-month vendor evaluation, uncovering how AI is reshaping log reduction through intelligent feedback loops, enabling autonomous pipeline health monitoring, and dramatically accelerating data onboarding, turning what once took days into a matter of minutes.
The Quantum Signal from the White House Operators Should Not Miss
Quantum is moving from research priority to infrastructure reality. The White House's latest Executive Orders give critical infrastructure operators a clear signal: post-quantum readiness should be built into modernization decisions now, especially across AI, cloud, identity, OT environments, procurement and board-level risk planning.
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Attention! Keys, Values, Caches, Offloading, WEKA, KOVE and the Research Community
In large-scale inference, transformers' KV memory demands surpass model weights, challenging GPU resources. Innovative KV management strategies, like TurboQuant and TriAttention, offer post-training solutions to optimize memory use without sacrificing accuracy. These advancements, crucial for cost-effective AI deployment, demand continuous attention from architects to maintain competitive edge.
EEI 2026 Highlights Affordability, AI Adoption, and Interconnection as Top Utility Priorities
World Wide Technology attended EEI 2026 in Las Vegas, where affordability, AI adoption, grid interconnection and workforce development dominated the conversation. Utilities are under pressure to absorb unprecedented load growth without raising customer rates. WWT has the solutions to help, from AI-powered grid planning to strategic resourcing, and left with new relationships and momentum heading into the second half of 2026.
Identity is Infrastructure: Why IAM Must Be Recoverable
Identity is the backbone of modern enterprises, crucial for operations and recovery. Examining incidents like Maersk, Conti and Stryker reveals identity's pivotal role in cyber resilience. Effective recovery demands treating identity as tier-0 infrastructure, ensuring trust restoration and integrating identity into all resilience strategies.
The Art of Conflict: Revisited, After the First Shock of the Iranian Conflict
Iran's cyber activities highlight the fragility of global infrastructure dependencies, emphasizing resilience over mere cybersecurity. Organizations must prioritize critical service continuity, test recovery strategies and govern resilience as a national security priority. The strategic shift from incident response to managing contested infrastructure underscores the need for robust, cross-functional resilience planning.
The Connected Enterprise - Part 4: From Visibility to Intelligence
How AI-assisted operations, GreenLake Intelligence and autonomous infrastructure are changing the future of enterprise IT. Part 4 of 4
The Connected Enterprise - Part 2: One Operational Story
How Mist, Apstra, Marvis, Flow and GreenLake Begin Connecting the Enterprise from Client to Cloud. Part 2 of 4
AI Vulnerability Discovery Is Not the Hard Part. Operationalizing It Is.
AI-driven vulnerability discovery is rapidly increasing the volume and speed of findings, but most organizations are not prepared to act on the output. This article breaks down the operational gap between AI-generated findings and what security teams can actually detect and respond to.
What AI Vulnerability Discovery Means for Detection Engineering
AI-driven vulnerability discovery changes how weaknesses are identified, but it also shifts how detection must be built. This post explores how detection engineering evolves from indicator-based logic to translating exploit paths into observable and actionable security telemetry.
Your Detections Won't Catch This
AI agents introduce a new detection failure mode: activity that passes every rule but still produces the wrong outcome. This post explores why event-based detection breaks and why the signal now exists in the sequence, not the event.
Your Security Architecture Wasn't Built for This
AI agents introduce a new failure mode: systems that pass every access check but still produce unintended outcomes. This post explores why that happens and why it's an architectural issue, not a detection or tuning problem.
The Connected Enterprise - Part 1: Beyond the Dashboard
How HPE, Juniper, Mist, Apstra, Marvis, Flow and GreenLake are redefining infrastructure operations from client to cloud.
Architecting for Agentic: Key Takeaways from HPE Discover 2026
HPE Discover 2026 showcased the transformative shift from generative to agentic AI, emphasizing the critical role of networking in AI success. With strategic partnerships and innovative infrastructure solutions, HPE aims to lead in AI governance and private cloud offerings, leveraging its Juniper acquisition to differentiate from competitors.
HPE Discover 2026: Why Networking Became the Foundation for Agentic AI
HPE Discover 2026 demonstrated that enterprise AI has entered a new phase—one focused less on individual technologies and more on building intelligent infrastructure capable of operating AI at scale.
Beyond the Prompt: Closing the AI Delivery Gap with AI-Native Engineering
AI has reshaped how software gets written, but not yet how it gets shipped. Teams are generating more code than ever, yet delivery metrics haven't kept pace, creating a widening AI Performance Gap between high performers and everyone else. This article explores that productivity paradox, the three pillars of AI-native engineering, and how to rebuild your delivery pipeline to match the speed and risk of machine-generated code.
The AI-Native Engineer Framework: Three Questions, Nine Scenarios
When you have a task in front of you, how do you actually decide which tool to reach for? This part gives you a framework that makes most tool decisions take seconds: three questions (scope, reasoning depth and autonomy) applied across nine common scenarios, from writing features in familiar code to multi-repo migrations to production debugging. This is the reference piece of the series.
AI-Native Engineer Playbook: Tool Convergence and Why Your 2024 Tool Map Is Obsolete
The mental map most teams still use — Copilot is autocomplete, Cursor is autocomplete-plus, Claude Code is the terminal one, Devin is the autonomous one — was roughly right eighteen months ago and is wrong now. This part walks through where the six major platforms (Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Devin Desktop, Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and Google Antigravity) actually stand today, and the four dimensions that still separate them once raw capability no longer does.
The AI-Native Engineer's Playbook
Most teams adopt AI-native engineering as a tool decision — pick Copilot or Cursor or Claude Code, roll it out, call it done. That's the mistake. The real shift is in the practitioner's job, which moves from writing code to orchestrating its production. This first part of the series breaks down the five activities that now define the role: scoping, delegating, reviewing, extending and redirecting.
The AI-Native Engineer Discipline: Stacks That Compound, Patterns That Don't
The final part of the series covers how to assemble a stack that holds up: the four patterns that work for most teams, from the two-tool stack to the vertically integrated option, plus the role-specific approach. It closes with the anti-patterns that quietly waste tool capability — model-version chasing, skipping the extensibility investment, delegating unscoped work — and the bottom line on what separates teams getting compound returns from teams just producing more code.
Cisco SR-MPLS or Cisco SRv6 uSID: Choosing the Right Path for Your Network
A deep-dive comparison of Cisco's two Segment Routing implementations — SR-MPLS, built on the proven MPLS data plane, and SRv6 uSID, built natively on IPv6 — where they diverge, where they excel and how to choose the right path forward.
The Quantum Signal from the White House Operators Should Not Miss
Quantum is moving from research priority to infrastructure reality. The White House's latest Executive Orders give critical infrastructure operators a clear signal: post-quantum readiness should be built into modernization decisions now, especially across AI, cloud, identity, OT environments, procurement and board-level risk planning.