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Cloud, FinOps and AI: What You Need to Know About Unit Economics, GPUs and the ROI Flywheel
AI has pushed cloud into overdrive. In this episode of the AI Proving Ground Podcast, two of our top cloud experts — Jack French and Todd Barron — reset the approach and detail why cloud is the launchpad but portability is the strategy; how to start greenfield with containers and abstraction; what a real FinOps model for AI looks like (unit economics, tagging, token/GPU visibility); where neo clouds fit versus hyperscalers; and how to handle cross-cloud risk and skill gaps; and the governance moves that accelerate—not restrict—innovation.
Running a True Cloud Operating Model
Most organizations modernize infrastructure, but few operate like a cloud. The difference lies in observability, automation, security and operating discipline. Learn how combining these layers turns a technology platform into a true cloud operating model that delivers agility, accountability and measurable business value.
Cloud Marketplace Assessment
It is increasingly critical for IT organizations to manage their cloud commitments with public cloud service providers in a predictable and measurable way. Without the right processes in place, IT's ability to deliver on its consumption commitments can be quickly overextended. WWT's Cloud Marketplace Assessment is a cost-effective way to optimize your software procurement processes.
Infrastructure as Code Fundamentals With Terraform and Azure
Learn how to use Terraform to build and manage Azure infrastructure through code.
DISA Awards OTA for Fangorn Mainframe Prototype
The Defense Information Systems Agency awarded World Wide Technology an Other Transaction Agreement for the Fangorn prototype. Fangorn is poised to be a first-of-its-kind cloud platform engineered to modernize legacy mainframe systems for U.S. Warfighters — increasing efficiency, scalability and security.
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Cloud Landing Zone Workshop
A half-day workshop designed to educate your organization on the concept, value and architecture of Cloud Landing Zones, including education on why investing in this foundational layer is critical to your long-term cloud success.
Google Cloud Computing Fundamentals
In the Google Cloud Computing Fundamentals Learning Path, we establish the groundwork for your journey into Google Cloud by exploring the fundamental shift from traditional on-premises hardware to a modern, service-based cloud model. You will learn to distinguish between the primary cloud service models, Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS), to understand the specific responsibilities you retain versus those managed by Google.
Running a True Cloud Operating Model
Most organizations modernize infrastructure, but few operate like a cloud. The difference lies in observability, automation, security and operating discipline. Learn how combining these layers turns a technology platform into a true cloud operating model that delivers agility, accountability and measurable business value.
Broadcom and AMD Collaborate on Enterprise AI Platform
Broadcom and AMD's collaboration aims to revolutionize enterprise AI with a secure, high-performance infrastructure. By integrating VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) with AMD's AI software and GPUs, they address privacy, flexibility, cost and scalability challenges, enabling efficient AI model deployment and management. This partnership creates AI solutions for diverse enterprise needs.
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AWS Logging and Monitoring
This lab explores logging and monitoring in AWS. It deep dives into using CloudWatch and CloudTrail.
Google Cloud Platform
The Google Cloud Platform Learning Path is a comprehensive program that covers the fundamental concepts of compute, storage, and networking on the Google Cloud Platform (GCP). Through interactive Challenge Labs and informative articles, learners will gain hands-on experience in provisioning virtual machines using Compute Engine, exploring Cloud Storage, and understanding networking fundamentals such as Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs) and load balancing. This learning path is suitable for beginners and experienced developers looking to enhance their knowledge of GCP.
AWS: Cloud Networking Foundations
This Learning Series builds a strong foundation in cloud computing before guiding you into the world of AWS networking. You'll start with essential networking concepts in AWS, then dive into key services such as Managed VPN, Direct Connect, and more to deepen your understanding of cloud connectivity.
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GCP: Leveled Up
This Learning Series delivers a comprehensive and engaging deep dive into Google Cloud through a carefully structured set of Learning Paths. Building on core GCP services such as Compute, Storage, and Networking, you'll advance into the platform's broader set of tools and capabilities—including access management and prompt engineering. Throughout the series, you'll develop a cohesive, end-to-end understanding of how GCP services work together to design, deploy, and manage scalable, secure cloud solutions.
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GCP: Cloud Computing Services
Building on your cloud computing foundation, this Learning Series takes you deeper into Google Cloud Platform and its powerful ecosystem of services. You'll start by working with core GCP offerings—Compute, Storage, and Networking—then expand into more advanced capabilities such as Cloud Identity, Cloud Run, and beyond as you continue to strengthen your Google Cloud expertise.
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AWS: Cloud Computing Services
Building on your cloud computing foundation, this Learning Series immerses you in the world of AWS and its robust suite of services. You'll begin with core AWS offerings—Compute, Storage, and Networking—and then progress into advanced capabilities like CloudWatch, Outposts, and more as you deepen your cloud knowledge.
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AWS: Leveled Up
This Learning Series offers a comprehensive introduction to AWS and its solutions through a structured set of Learning Paths. You'll start by exploring foundational AWS services—Compute, Storage, and Networking—before delving into the broader suite of tools and capabilities AWS provides.
AWS: Build your Foundation
This Learning Series establishes a strong foundation in cloud computing before guiding you into the world of AWS. You'll dive into essential AWS services, including Compute, Storage, and Networking, and gain valuable hands-on experience using both the AWS CLI and the AWS Management Console.
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Azure: Leveled Up
This Learning Series provides a well-rounded understanding of Microsoft Azure and its solutions through a structured set of Learning Paths. After introducing core Azure services such as Compute, Storage, and Networking, you'll dive deeper into the wide range of tools and capabilities Azure offers.
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Azure: Cloud Computing Services
Building on your foundation in cloud computing, this Learning Series offers an immersive space to discover Microsoft Azure and its powerful suite of services. You'll start by exploring core Azure offerings—Compute, Storage, and Networking—before diving deeper into advanced capabilities such as Identity and Access Management, Monitoring, and Logging.
The AI Multiplier: Creating a Sustainable Competitive Advantage with Google Cloud COO Francis deSouza
Generative AI isn't just another tech trend; it's a fundamental shift in how businesses compete. The question is no longer if you should adopt AI, but how you can embed it into your organization to create a durable, defensible advantage. Google Cloud COO Francis deSouza shares how leaders are using AI as a competitive advantage to build intelligent operations for unmatched efficiency, create predictive customer experiences that foster deep loyalty and accelerate innovation to discover what's next. Executives will learn what it takes to build an AI-native culture…because the businesses that win the next decade won't just use AI—they'll be built with it at their core.
Infrastructure as Code Fundamentals With Terraform and Azure
Learn how to use Terraform to build and manage Azure infrastructure through code.
Infrastructure as Code Fundamentals Lab With Terraform and AWS
Learn how to use Terraform to build and manage AWS infrastructure through code.
Cloud, FinOps and AI: What You Need to Know About Unit Economics, GPUs and the ROI Flywheel
AI has pushed cloud into overdrive. In this episode of the AI Proving Ground Podcast, two of our top cloud experts — Jack French and Todd Barron — reset the approach and detail why cloud is the launchpad but portability is the strategy; how to start greenfield with containers and abstraction; what a real FinOps model for AI looks like (unit economics, tagging, token/GPU visibility); where neo clouds fit versus hyperscalers; and how to handle cross-cloud risk and skill gaps; and the governance moves that accelerate—not restrict—innovation.