Compare generative AI solutions in the ATC

Testing GenAI solutions against each other is the best way to reduce risk and accelerate the identification of the right solution for your business. Factors to consider include the technique, domain, intended purpose and business goals of the generation activity you hope to achieve; plus, the maturity of your high-performance architecture (HPA), data strategy and data delivery capabilities.

WWT clients can leverage our new AI Proving Ground to do just that. 

The AI Proving Ground is a state-of-the-art lab environment within the Advanced Technology Center (ATC) designed to accelerate the ability of clients and partners to experiment, test and innovate with hands-on access to the latest AI hardware, software and reference architectures — all in a secure, scalable and transparent manner.

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GenAI has many applications across different domains and industries. Our experts have been delivering transformative AI-powered solutions for a decade. Learn more through our briefings, assessments, workshops and labs.

Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) Walk Through Lab

This lab will go into the basics of Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) through hands on access to a dedicated environment.
Foundations Lab
1192 launches

Generative AI Fundamentals

This lab will walk the lab user through the basics of Generative AI
Foundations Lab
462 launches

Cisco Meraki Smart Camera and Environmental Sensors Lab

Welcome to the WWT ATC Cisco Meraki Smart Camera and Environmental Sensors Lab. This lab allows you to gain hands-on experience with the Cisco Meraki Smart Cameras and Sensors.
Foundations Lab
437 launches

Cisco AI NDFC factory lab

This lab presents a simplified two-switch high-availability design for a Cisco AI deployment, highlighting both North–South and East–West traffic flows. It uses NDFC to demonstrate operational visibility and telemetry monitoring. The provided NDFC account is read-only for demonstration purposes. The topology separates administrative connectivity and GPU communication, offering a focused view of core AI networking concepts.
Advanced Configuration Lab
3 launches

HPE Private Cloud AI - Guided Walkthrough

This lab is intended to give you an overview of HPE Private Cloud AI, HPE's turnkey solution for on-prem AI workloads. HPE has paired with NVIDIA's AI Enterprise software giving customers a scalable on-prem solution that can handle multiple different AI workloads from Inference, RAG, model fine-tuning, and model training.
Foundations Lab
177 launches

AI-Powered Security Assistant

Explore the transformative potential of AI in cybersecurity with an AI-powered assistant that automates threat analysis. By integrating real-time data from CrowdStrike, this lab showcases AI's ability to enhance security operations, offering insights and recommendations that accelerate investigations and improve decision-making in security operations centers.
Foundations Lab
34 launches

Building with LangChain

This hands-on lab for LangChain 1.0 progresses from basic LLM calls and prompt templates through conversation memory, Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), and autonomous agents with tools. By the end, you'll have the foundational patterns to build chatbots, document Q&A systems, and intelligent assistants that can reason over your own data.
Foundations Lab
17 launches

Training Data Poisoning Lab

Training data poisoning poses significant risks to Large Language Models (LLMs) and Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) systems. This lab explores these dangers through a case study of an online forum, demonstrating how corrupted data can compromise AI effectiveness and security, and examines methods to mitigate such threats.
Foundations Lab
234 launches