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Hands-On Lab Workshop: Prompt Engineering Lab
Join our virtual lab workshop to master prompt engineering using the Prompt Blueprint—a structured approach for creating effective prompts for AI models. This session covers the fundamentals of prompt engineering, including how to use blueprint elements such as task, context, constraints, persona, format, and tone to progressively improve AI responses. Participants will engage in hands-on exercises, to experiment with prompt design and customization for real-world scenarios. Live Q&A with experts is included—ideal for anyone interested in maximizing the value of generative AI tools in their workflows.
Scaling AI Across the Workforce to Empower Every Employee
In 2024, organizations laid the groundwork for AI transformation, and now in 2025, it's time to cement your AI strategy. Join WWT experts David Rosenblatt and Mike Davis as they share insights from our 2025 Digital Workspace Priorities research report. You'll hear their unique perspectives on treating AI like a new employee and guidance on transitioning from proof-of-concept to organization-wide AI implementation so you can empower every employee.
Scott Data Embraces AI Transformation to Offer GPU as a Service
Learn how a data center leader partnered with WWT to validate and execute a strategic vision for providing on-demand access to the advanced high-performance infrastructure required to run today's most demanding AI workloads.
Former NSA Cyber Director on the Emerging AI Threat Landscape
AI-powered nation-state cyber threats have entered a new phase. In this episode of the AI Proving Ground Podcast, WWT's Head of National Security and Critical Infrastructure Madison Horn joins former NSA Director Rob Joyce to break down what's changed and why business leaders should be paying close attention.
AI Coding Assistants: Enterprise Market Landscape and Tools Evaluation
Explore how AI coding assistants—including autonomous AI agents and agentic AI—are reshaping enterprise software development by accelerating delivery, improving code quality and driving productivity at scale. This market landscape breaks down key players, agentic capabilities and considerations for secure, strategic adoption.
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From AI-Powered Attacks to Sovereign AI Security: Strategic Insights from WWT and Fortinet
Join WWT and Fortinet for an expert‑led discussion on how AI is reshaping today's cybersecurity landscape. Hear leaders from both organizations break down the rising speed, scale, and sophistication of AI‑powered cyberattacks, and the parallel challenges organizations face—complexity, skills shortages and expanding attack surfaces. Learn how Fortinet's long‑standing AI and ML innovation, combined with WWT's ARMOR framework and ATC validation capabilities, helps customers secure modern AI environments, simplify SOC/NOC operations, and build resilient, sovereign AI infrastructure. Discover actionable guidance on adopting AI securely, mitigating risks early, and leveraging existing platform investments to stay ahead in an era of agentic AI and accelerated threat evolution.
The Ferrari Problem: Rethinking How Enterprises Build AI
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.
Hands-On Lab Workshop: Prompt Engineering Lab
Join our virtual lab workshop to master prompt engineering using the Prompt Blueprint—a structured approach for creating effective prompts for AI models. This session covers the fundamentals of prompt engineering, including how to use blueprint elements such as task, context, constraints, persona, format, and tone to progressively improve AI responses. Participants will engage in hands-on exercises, to experiment with prompt design and customization for real-world scenarios. Live Q&A with experts is included—ideal for anyone interested in maximizing the value of generative AI tools in their workflows.
AI-Native Private Cloud: Scaling Enterprise AI with VMware Cloud Foundation & AMD
Join us for an in-depth panel discussion exploring the transformative partnership between WWT, AMD and Broadcom in enterprise AI. Moderated by WWT's James Harless, Team Lead of Virtualization & Container Platforms, this event brings together experts from AMD and Broadcom to unveil their joint platform—combining VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF), AMD Enterprise AI software, AMD Instinct GPUs and WWT services. Discover how this collaboration empowers enterprises to build AI-ready private clouds that deliver privacy, security, flexibility and scalable performance. Panelists will address key challenges in AI deployment, including compliance, cost optimization, and workload management, while showcasing innovative use cases such as GPU-as-a-Service, agentic AI and secure content creation. Attendees will gain actionable insights into architecting, deploying, and managing AI workloads confidently on familiar infrastructure, with the flexibility to evolve as their AI strategies grow.
AI Coding Assistants: Enterprise Market Landscape and Tools Evaluation
Explore how AI coding assistants—including autonomous AI agents and agentic AI—are reshaping enterprise software development by accelerating delivery, improving code quality and driving productivity at scale. This market landscape breaks down key players, agentic capabilities and considerations for secure, strategic adoption.
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.
AI Coding Assistants: Seizing the Once-in-a-Generation Opportunity for Your Organization
AI coding assistants are changing the way software teams work. This research note breaks down the real benefits, hidden risks and smart ways organizations can turn new productivity gains into long‑term advantage.
Former NSA Cyber Director on the Emerging AI Threat Landscape
AI-powered nation-state cyber threats have entered a new phase. In this episode of the AI Proving Ground Podcast, WWT's Head of National Security and Critical Infrastructure Madison Horn joins former NSA Director Rob Joyce to break down what's changed and why business leaders should be paying close attention.
Partner POV | Prompt Security's AI & Security Predictions for 2026
AI's integration into security by 2026 will redefine organizational boundaries, with agentic AI expanding capabilities and risks. Healthcare and critical industries will rely on AI for cybersecurity, while autonomous AI-driven cyberattacks will challenge traditional defenses. Data poisoning and near-AGI advancements will necessitate robust governance, reshaping model responsibility and control.
Google Cloud COO Francis deSouza on the New Math of Enterprise AI
In this episode of the AI Proving Ground Podcast, Google Cloud COO Francis deSouza explains why enterprises are shifting from experimentation to intentional, top-down AI deployment. and why a strong data strategy now determines who captures real value.
Partner POV | The Year in Review 2025: AI, APIs, and a Whole Lot of Audacity
In 2025, AI-driven cyberattacks surged, challenging traditional defenses and highlighting the need for robust cybersecurity strategies. As threats evolve, organizations must prioritize AI literacy, API security, and resilience against sophisticated attacks. Looking to 2026, the focus shifts to managing AI risks, understanding attacker motivations, and enhancing cross-team communication for effective incident response.
Unleashing Enterprise AI with the AMD Enterprise AI Suite
The AMD Enterprise AI Suite revolutionizes AI adoption, offering a modular, open-source platform that transforms AI from experimentation to impactful production in minutes. By addressing enterprise challenges like scaling, cost predictability and infrastructure flexibility, it empowers businesses to harness AI's full potential, ensuring a competitive edge in the evolving digital landscape.
AI Is Moving Fast—Can Legal Keep Up?
As AI adoption accelerates inside global enterprises, chief legal officers and compliance teams are emerging as essential architects of governance, trust and responsible innovation — not as roadblocks, but as strategic enablers.
Security Chiefs Sound Alarm Over 'Naked AI'
F5's Shawn Wormke and WWT's Chris Konrad say the rapid operationalization of AI is creating a widening gap between innovation and protection—leaving most organizations unprepared for real-world threats, governance failures and the coming quantum era.
Inside the AI Factory: NVIDIA's Playbook for Building AI at Scale
NVIDIA's John Gentry and WWT's Derek Elbert outline how AI factories are evolving from isolated GPU clusters into flexible, multi-tiered, distributed systems — and why data strategy, security and ecosystem partnerships now determine whether enterprises can keep pace.
AI Advantage - The Flywheel
In this blog, I examine the latest enterprise research from EY, McKinsey BCG and others to show how a durable competitive advantage, the Generative AI Flywheel, is rapidly taking shape and dividing the global economy into self-reinforcing AI leaders and those falling behind.
Model Context Protocol (MCP) Foundations Lab
MCP is an open-source standard designed to standardize how LLM applications connect to and work with external tools and data sources.
Build GenAI Confidence with WWT's AI Prompt Engineering Training Series
As organizations race to unlock the full value of generative AI (GenAI), many discover that technology alone is not enough. WWT's Prompt Engineering Training Series provides a structured, progressive and secure pathway that helps teams accelerate AI tool adoption, improve outcomes and drive measurable business impact.
The Three Essential Steps for Readying Data to Drive Generative AI Integration
Successful genAI implementation requires IT leaders to establish robust data infrastructure that encompasses quality assurance mechanisms, governance protocols, and strategic alignment with organizational objectives.
Building AI-Native Nations with Core42's Edmondo Orlotti
Core42 Chief Growth Officer Edmondo Orlotti dives into how Core42 and G42 are building sovereign, national-scale AI infrastructure and what enterprises can learn as they face their own challenges with data governance, GPU scarcity, fragmented environments and global regulatory pressure.