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Consumer Lender Standardizes on Cloud Backup
Product comparison accelerates selection of cloud storage solution.
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.
Reimagining Technology Organizational Design for the Modern Financial Enterprise
Global banks must balance stability and innovation to stay competitive. Siloed technology approaches hinder progress. By adopting integrated, customer-centric models, banks can enhance efficiency, innovation and business value. This article explores strategic redesigns for financial institutions, emphasizing cross-functional collaboration and adaptive governance to thrive in a regulated environment.
Accelerating AI Adoption: How a Bank Gained Early Insights from WWT's AI Proving Ground
Learn how WWT helped a financial services organization internally certify a new NVIDIA DGX deployment, enabling leadership to stay on schedule for AI transformation.
AI and Automation in Banking: Transforming Workplace Services
Gain a strategic view of AI in workplace services for the next 12 months, informed by WWT's advisory experience and recent industry research.
The Strategic Imperative of Bank Branch Modernization: Driving Growth in the Digital Age
Bank branch modernization is transforming physical branches into strategic assets in a digital-first world. By integrating cutting-edge technology, like AI and IoT, and enhancing operational efficiency, branches can improve customer satisfaction and reduce costs. This evolution blends digital efficiency with human expertise, positioning banks to thrive amid growing customer expectations and rapid technological advancements.
Quant Hedge Fund Builds Software-defined GPU Data Center to Reduce Cloud Dependency
Seeking greater control over compute resources, the firm partnered with WWT to design and implement an on-premises high-performance computing cluster for algorithmic trading teams.
Inside NVIDIA: The $5 Trillion Engine Redefining the Future of AI
AI is rewriting the rules of the global economy. Powered by leaps in accelerated computing, digital twins and autonomous systems, a new industrial era is emerging in real time. In this episode of the AI Proving Ground Podcast, NVIDIA leaders Jay Puri, Charlie Wuischpard and Craig Weinstein break down how the entire AI stack — from the silicon driving breakthroughs to the software shaping intelligent experiences — is redefining how we build, operate and compete.
This conversation gives leaders a clear view of what's coming next—and what it takes to align their organizations, scale AI innovation, and stay ahead in a race where velocity, architecture, and ambition now determine advantage.
European Integration Center Virtual Tour
Check out this virtual tour of WWT's European Integration Center located in Amsterdam.
The New Energy Paradigm
As AI adoption accelerates, the pressure mounts to modernize the energy and security infrastructure that powers data-driven innovation. This conversation brings together leaders at the intersection of energy, technology, and cybersecurity to explore the strategic investments required to meet rising demands—securely and sustainably. Executives will learn the decisions they need to make now to reduce risk, unlock value, and lead through a rapidly evolving energy and AI landscape.
Overcoming Shadow AI to Drive Enterprise AI Adoption
AI is transforming enterprises — but are businesses actually using it effectively? In this episode of the AI Proving Ground Podcast, experts Jon Duren and Jay Custard explore the real challenges of enterprise AI adoption — from underutilized AI tools and shadow AI risks to the struggle of proving AI's ROI.
Scattered Spider and the Insurance Industry
Scattered Spider exploits the insurance industry's vulnerabilities through advanced social engineering, targeting legacy systems and human weaknesses. As cyber threats evolve, insurers must transition from prevention to resilience, focusing on rapid detection and response. The industry's future hinges on integrating technology, processes and human awareness to thwart these sophisticated attacks.