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Data Center Priorities for 2026
Key data center priorities to guide IT infrastructure modernization in 2026
Why Kubernetes is the Platform of Choice for Artificial Intelligence
This report explores Kubernetes' role in AI, analyzing its capabilities in managing AI workloads, its benefits over traditional infrastructure and its unique features that make it the platform of choice for AI.
The Cloud Advantage for AI
Discover how leveraging the cloud can help organizations accelerate AI adoption.
Cloud Center of Excellence: The Missing Engine Behind Scalable Governance and Enterprise Cloud Success
Stop managing cloud. Start driving results.
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.
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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.
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.
Azure: Build your Foundation
This Learning Series builds a solid foundation in cloud computing before introducing you to Microsoft Azure. You'll explore key Azure services—including Compute, Storage, and Networking—and gain practical, hands-on experience using both the Azure CLI and the Azure Portal.
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.
Cloud Computing Fundamentals
This Learning Path guides you through the essentials of cloud computing. It helps you understand key concepts, service models, and the fundamentals of cloud networking, storage, and security.
Partner POV | Accelerating AI Workloads with Intel Gaudi 3 on VMware Cloud Foundation 9.0
Intel Gaudi 3 and VMware Cloud Foundation 9.0 revolutionize AI deployment with flexible, cost-efficient infrastructure. This powerful combination accelerates AI workloads, reduces costs, and enhances scalability, enabling businesses to harness AI's transformative potential without overhauling existing IT environments.
Data Center Priorities for 2026
Key data center priorities to guide IT infrastructure modernization in 2026
Partner POV | How to Upgrade to VMware Cloud Foundation 9.0
Upgrading to VMware Cloud Foundation 9.0 involves assessing current configurations, upgrading Aria components, and updating core management domains. This complex process requires careful planning and execution to ensure compatibility and functionality. Discover the strategic steps to modernize your IT infrastructure and embrace the future of cloud technology.
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.
Infoblox Unified DNS Management & Federated IPAM for Multi-Cloud Environments
This lab, offfers a hands-on environment where participants will implement a unified DNS and IPAM architecture across hybrid and multi‑cloud environments. Using Infoblox Universal DDI as a central control plane, the lab guides users through synchronizing DNS and IP configurations across AWS & Azure cloud infrastructures.
Optimizing your cloud environment with Microsoft Azure
Rising cloud costs and unmanaged sprawl are challenging organizations worldwide. This article explores how Microsoft Azure can help optimize cloud environments, reduce waste, and improve efficiency. Learn key pillars—cloud efficiency, cost accountability, and scaling—along with practical steps, governance practices, and built-in Azure tools to control spending, maximize performance, and ensure every cloud investment delivers measurable business value.
From Foundation to Framework: Making Sense of Azure Landing Zones
Explore the transformative power of Azure Landing Zones, the foundation of scalable cloud environments. Discover how strategic policy, role-based access control, and resource hierarchy prevent architectural pitfalls, ensuring seamless growth. Build a robust cloud "house" today, and effortlessly adapt to future business needs.
Private AI vs. Cloud: How Enterprise Leaders Can Make Smarter Build-or-Buy Decisions
Is your organization ready to own AI or are you better served by leveraging the speed and scale of the cloud? In this episode of the AI Proving Ground Podcast, WWT High-Performance Architecture Director Jeff Fonke and VP of Advanced Technology Solutions Jeff Wynn break down the toughest question facing IT leaders today: should you build or buy your AI capabilities? From the economics of inference costs to hybrid cloud realities, the two Jeffs share practical strategies on private AI, workload orchestration, data readiness and overcoming the enterprise skills gap.
Google Cloud Core Infrastructure
The Google Cloud Associate Learning Path is designed to provide a structured, hands-on approach to mastering foundational and intermediate cloud concepts. This learning path covers essential topics such as cloud computing principles, Google Cloud services, infrastructure models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS), networking, security, and cost optimization. Through a mix of theoretical lessons and practical labs, learners will develop the skills needed to deploy, manage, and troubleshoot cloud-based applications. Whether you're new to cloud computing or looking to solidify your expertise, this learning path prepares you for real-world cloud challenges.
Why Kubernetes is the Platform of Choice for Artificial Intelligence
This report explores Kubernetes' role in AI, analyzing its capabilities in managing AI workloads, its benefits over traditional infrastructure and its unique features that make it the platform of choice for AI.
Cloud Center of Excellence: The Missing Engine Behind Scalable Governance and Enterprise Cloud Success
Stop managing cloud. Start driving results.
Transforming Global Relocation Services with a Unified Data Lakehouse
Discover how WWT and Databricks helped a global relocation services provider turn siloed data into a scalable, insight-driven lakehouse.
How Retailers Can Strike the Right Risk-Reward Balance in the Cloud
Capitalize on the benefits of cloud-powered experiences while minimizing disruption and maintaining customer trust.
Common Causes of "Cloud Stall" and How to Avoid Them
Cloud migration is more complex than you think. Here are some tips for overcoming the most common hurdles.