Cyber threats continue to grow in frequency and sophistication, and the adoption of AI is adding to the complexity. Most CISOs are confident they can recover when they are attacked, but accelerating time-to-recovery is a top concern.

AI represents a generational opportunity to accelerate business outcomes for companies of all kinds. But moving toward AI readiness and accelerating AI adoption is part of a complex journey that requires a mature data posture, high-performing IT architectures and organizational change. Join HPE Senior Vice President of Data and AI Dr. Eng Lim Goh as he dives deep into the role data plays in pushing AI initiatives forward, how high-performance computing can accelerate AI journeys and how making sense of data at the edge will help drive forward next-generation AI use cases.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) and Intel recently completed development of the Aurora supercomputer at Argonne National Laboratory — the largest computational machine ever built in the history of humankind. The supercomputer has massive implications for pushing the boundaries of science. But what does it mean for business? Join Uli Plechschmidt, HPE's Worldwide Product Marketing Manager for Parallel HPC and AI Storage, and Gretchen Stewart, Chief Data Scientist within Intel's Public Sector organization, as they talk about how high performance computing, such as is being used in the Aurora supercomputer, will play a vital role in pushing forward enterprise AI initiatives. Uli and Gretchen also talk about how organizations can start working toward integrating high performance computing into their own teams and the implications its having on cloud and the data center.

IT leaders are being tasked with pushing more workloads to the public cloud, but the transition path is difficult while the majority of workloads need to remain in a hybrid environment for the foreseeable future. But managing those environments is challenging, forcing organizations to invest in technologies that span traditional IT and public cloud architectures. Join experts from WWT and HPE as they discuss practical ways to eliminate that complexity with an intuitive cloud experience that allows you to manage your on-premises and cloud virtual machines with a unified cloud experience. This allows users to create and manage virtual machines across hybrid clouds with a consistent cloud-based management platform. Discover how the partnership between WWT and HPE can provide an innovative approach to optimizing your hybrid and multicloud strategy.