Federal agencies increasingly have access to powerful AI. The harder question is what happens next. Google's Ahmed Ali, Dell Federal's Suri Durvasula and WWT's Walton Smith examine how agencies can connect models, sensitive data, infrastructure and governance to produce measurable mission outcomes. They explore AI at the edge, agents with identities and permissions, cybersecurity operations, disconnected environments and why successful adoption begins with the mission — not the model.

Having the right use cases is critical for successful AI strategies

AI is pushing IT modernization into high gear and infrastructure needs to keep pace.

Dell Automation Platform unifies orchestration across AI, edge and private cloud with zero‑touch onboarding, automated provisioning and centralized management—simplifying IT operations, accelerating deployment and empowering teams to innovate faster. Watch the video to see automation in action.

Rather than chasing GPUs and one-off pilots, Dell's Allen Clingerman and World Wide Technology's Matt Halcomb argue that the winning AI "factories" will be built on use-case clarity, data sovereignty and flexible, end-to-end infrastructure that can keep pace with a fast-moving market.

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Designed with freedom and flexibility in mind, Dell Private Cloud provides investment protection for your best-in-class Dell hardware when deploying third-party software.

Federal technology leaders reveal how to start small, set data‑cyber guardrails and scale fast — all without blowing the budget . Listen to Dan Carroll (Dell Federal Field CTO), Ryan Simpson (NVIDIA Chief Technologist for Public Sector Partners) and Brandon Bulldis (WWT Federal Civilian Engineering Director) discuss how federal government agencies are sprinting from AI hype to real mission impact. Hear wins like multimodal chatbots and desk‑side AI supercomputers, plus three battle‑tested rules: guardrails first, design for surge and invest in people. Watch or listen now and leave with a clear playbook for infrastructure, talent and funding.

Gain expert insight on the state of the GenAI market from Dell, Enterprise Strategy Group and World Wide Technology

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A future built to serve the demanding needs of computing at the edge depends on systems that can leverage artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML)

In this video, we will guide you through upgrading your Liqid infrastructure from 3.4 to 3.5. The upgrade requires your Liqid stack to have some downtime, as the main portion updates your Liqid director server from Centos to Ubuntu. During this upgrade, all hosts and chassis will need to be powered off in order to complete the upgrade successfully.