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Announcing Cisco Nexus Dashboard 4.3: Nexus One Architecture, AI Observability and Operational Efficiency
Cisco Nexus Dashboard 4.3 expands VXLAN and ACI interoperability, adds a native MCP server, increased telemetry for AI jobs and simplified daily operations.
Unlocking the Power of AI Coding Assistants
AI coding assistants are transforming software development by boosting productivity, enhancing code quality and facilitating continuous learning. These tools not only automate repetitive tasks but also provide insightful guidance, enabling developers to work smarter and more creatively.
How VCF 9.1 Consolidates the Management Plane into a Single Unified Platform
VCF 9.1 revolutionizes VMware Cloud Foundation by consolidating four appliances into a unified VCF Management Services platform, enhancing operational simplicity and efficiency. This architectural shift demands careful upgrade planning but promises streamlined management and centralized observability, making the transition a worthwhile endeavor for VCF 9.0.x users.
Before You Upgrade to VCF 9.1: What You Need to Have Ready
VCF 9.1's upgrade is transformative, retiring the Fleet Management Appliance for a Kubernetes-based runtime. This guide details essential pre-upgrade steps, from IP planning to pre-flight checks, to help create a smooth transition. Prepare meticulously, as management visibility gaps and irreversible changes await. Part 2 will explore the execution phase.
Introduction to XQL: Writing Your First Query
Learning a new programming or query language can be daunting, but if you've used the boolean options in a web search engine before, you can master XQL queries in no time. Like with web searches, we start with a hypothesis of our search, add filters to limit our results, and then validate the results that are returned against our hypothesis.
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Retail Infrastructure Standardization: A Velocity Strategy, Not a Cleanup Project
Store estates accumulate variance through remodels, acquisitions and emergency fixes, and that variance quietly sets the pace and price of every technology rollout. Standardizing deliberately, rather than treating it as a cleanup project, changes the calculus.
Retail Infrastructure Standardization: From Strategy to Operational Capability
Turning a standardization strategy into an operational capability comes down to three disciplines: defining a small set of store archetypes, managing designs as versioned and validated products, and measuring convergence continuously.
Board-Level Guidance for When Technology Disruption Becomes a Financial Risk
Business interruption, not data loss, drives the costliest cyber incidents. Ten board-level governance changes for the age of agentic AI.
From AI Answers to AI Outcomes: What Glean:GO Signals for Enterprise Leaders
A firsthand perspective from a virtual attendee at Day 1 of Glean:GO, exploring what the announcements signal for the next phase of enterprise AI.
The Observability Gap in the Mythos-class Era
You cannot defend an estate you cannot see. As agentic AI with frontier models (Mythos) raises the stakes, immature asset inventories, missing telemetry and unknown dependencies are the gap adversaries will exploit. This article examines why observability and data foundation gaps are a real attack surface, and why security and IT operations must close them together.
VMware Explore 2026: Key Takeaways
VMware Explore 2026 emphasized modernization, private AI and cyber resilience, highlighting a phased approach to infrastructure transformation. Organizations are urged to integrate AI responsibly, enhance security and align modernization with business priorities, ensuring stability and innovation. This strategic roadmap balances existing investments with future demands, fostering a resilient, adaptable enterprise environment.
It Seems You Can't Spell E-mail Without AI (or Read It)
E-mail-based attacks against integrated AI tools are on the rise. When you're not reading your inbox, what is, and what is it doing with what it finds?
How RISE ERG and Parkway Spark! Are Building Pathways Into WWT
WWT's RISE ERG mentorship program, in partnership with a local school district's STEM program, helps high school students gain access to tech careers. Through resume coaching, mock interviews and genuine connection, volunteers, including alumni like Matt Sauer, prove that community investment today builds tomorrow's workforce.
Key Takeaways from CrowdStrike Fal.Con 2026: The Agent Is Now the Attack Surface
An AI agent broke its sandbox, escalated privileges, and fired 17,000 autonomous actions. Nobody got paged. That's the problem CrowdStrike built Fal.Con 2026 around: Guardian watches the agents, Agentic IdP leashes them, SafeMind pits two models against each other until defenses sharpen, and the Agentic SOC argues its way to a verdict. Agents are the attack surface now.
World Wide Technology and Hope Ignites Celebrate 100th WWT Scholar
Investing in people transforms communities. WWT's partnership with Hope Ignites proves that sustained mentorship, scholarships and continued access to opportunity build lasting pathways into STEM careers.
The Defenders' Window Is Open — WWT Is Stepping Through It
Why World Wide Technology signed OpenAI's call for collective cyber defense, and what it means for our customers.
The Grid Supply Chain Emergency Is Here. Start Your Inventory Before the Rule Lands.
Executive Order 14421 declares a national emergency over foreign-made bulk-power system equipment and reaches well past the 2020 order it revives. Inverters, storage, firmware and vendor remote access are all in scope, and installed equipment is conditioned rather than grandfathered. What utilities should inventory, renegotiate and file before DOE's rule lands in December.
When Partnership Meets Purpose: How Lenovo, WWT and Concordance Are Expanding AI Access in St. Louis
What happens when a nonprofit dedicated to transforming lives, a global technology manufacturer, and a technology solutions leader come together around a shared goal?
What AWS/Azure/GCP Actually Protect (Hint: Not Everything)
Cloud providers secure their infrastructure, you're responsible for everything else. Defaults are insecure, IAM sprawls unchecked and logging often isn't even on. The breach isn't in their side of the shared responsibility model; it's in the gray area you assumed they covered.
Your Business Is Already Building AI. Here Is How WWT Can Help
Citizen developers are shipping AI apps faster than anyone can review them. WWT brings the discipline, the controls and the evidence to govern them, and a clear answer: ship, fix or stop.
Is AI-native Engineering Really DevOps 2.0 (or even Agile 3.0)?
DevOps promised unity between dev and ops; seventeen years later, silos persist, ceremony outpaces substance and AI now floods pipelines with code nobody can verify fast enough. AI-Native Engineering risks repeating history unless it fixes culture, not just tooling, across every team involved.
VIDM vs. VIDB: Understanding the VCF Identity Shift
VIDM is dead. Long live VIDB, except most VCF engineers aren't sure what VIDB actually is or how it's different. This post gives you the no-nonsense, Broadcom-documentation-only comparison: the architecture shift, the two deployment models, what happens to your existing VIDM when you upgrade to VCF 9.1 and the decision guide for what you should actually do next.
Announcing Cisco Nexus Dashboard 4.3: Nexus One Architecture, AI Observability and Operational Efficiency
Cisco Nexus Dashboard 4.3 expands VXLAN and ACI interoperability, adds a native MCP server, increased telemetry for AI jobs and simplified daily operations.
The Agentic SOC Mindset: Why the Future Requires More Than Just Technology
An effective agentic SOC takes more than AI tools. It demands three mindset shifts: signature-based detection evolving into ML-driven anomaly detection, automation treated as trust earned through mature workflows and static playbooks becoming dynamic, agent-tuned processes that keep pace with machine-speed attacks. AI amplifies whatever foundation exists, so real maturity comes from aligning people, process and technology, not technology alone.
World Water Week 2026: How WWT Got to Water Neutrality Early
Even low-water companies can lead: WWT hit water neutrality in 2024, 16 years early, by reviving Indian ponds, restoring groundwater and reconnecting 900+ households to reliable water. Proof that small footprints, tackled seriously, create outsized impact.