The WWT Industry Solution Experience (WISE) is a state-of-the-art facility within WWT's Advanced Technology Center (ATC) that simulates industrial technology environments to demonstrate the possible ways to digitize, monitor and secure the architecture and its control systems.

As enterprises push AI out of pilots and into production, the constraints are becoming clearer—and harder to ignore. In this episode, Intel's Lynn Comp and World Wide Technology's Mike Trojecki unpack what 2025 revealed about AI infrastructure, why "AI equals GPU" is an increasingly risky assumption and how agentic systems are forcing organizations to rethink governance, sovereignty, and centers of excellence.

Learn more about this scalable solution that can transform learning experiences and provide accessibility to cutting-edge AI technology for students globally.

Intel's latest Xeon 6 processor delivers improved AI workload performance and increased memory bandwidth.

As AI continues to grow, it's essential to recognize its applications beyond generative AI. One significant area of expansion is in computer vision, projected to reach a market size of $25.80 billion by 2024 (Statista). Computer vision enables computers to interpret visual information from images or videos, aiming to make machines perceive the visual world like humans. This technology provides real-time data about people and objects in motion. WWT accelerates the adoption of computer vision solutions. With over a decade of AI research and partnerships with industry leaders like Intel, WaitTime, and Cisco, WWT employs advanced computer vision, analytics, and AI technologies to enhance experiences across retail, healthcare, life sciences, manufacturing, hospitality, and entertainment. In the Media, Entertainment, and Gaming (MEG) industry, computer vision is crucial in creating immersive experiences through AR theme parks, digital twins, and crowd management applications.

The Intel® Gaudi® 3 Al accelerators provide enterprises with efficient performance, flexibility and scale.

Intel is enabling the AI continuum across its portfolio of products, from client and edge to data center and cloud. By keeping AI open, responsible, and accessible to all, Intel is working to build a technological future that benefits everyone.

Discover key insights from the Rocky Mountain Cyber Symposium, where Keith Linenberger from WWT and Jason Dunn-Potter from Intel address pressing cyber threats to the Department of Defense and the innovative solutions being developed. This session highlights the collaboration between WWT and Intel, focusing on AI-driven security, advanced tactical edge computing and resilient cybersecurity systems.