In a recent discussion, Sean Hicks and Jenny Haladick dive into the rapidly evolving world of AI and cloud platforms, examining their transformative influence on decision-making and customer adoption. With global AI spending expected to double by 2028, they highlight the impressive growth of public cloud services, which continue to shape the landscape of business and technology. The conversation also touches on how WWT is embracing AI to streamline operations and improve internal efficiency, while also pinpointing key opportunities for generative AI applications. Additionally, Hicks and Haladik explore important trends in cost management, user engagement, and the seamless integration of powerful tools like Microsoft Copilot, which are enhancing productivity and collaboration across industries. Their insights offer a glimpse into the future of technology and its pivotal role in shaping smarter, more agile organizations.

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to transform industries across the board, higher education institutions are navigating how to leverage AI effectively and responsibly. In this episode of WWT Experts, principal advisor Janet McIllece and chief technology advisor Michael Sink discuss the current state of AI in higher education, examining its overall impact and exploring introductory use cases.

NVIDIA's newly announced Blueprints are poised to play a foundational role in developing and scaling AI applications across a variety of industries. Whether it's digital humans, virtual drug screenings or multimodal PDF data extraction workflows for RAG, these blueprints will enable developers to build customized enterprise AI solutions in a production-line manner. In this executive-led webinar, learn more about the blueprints from WWT's Vice President of Technical Delivery & Engineering Center of Excellence Nate McKie and NVIDIA Vice President of Enterprise AI Justin Boitano, and how you can modify and optimize those blueprints in WWT's one-of-a-kind AI Proving Ground to more quickly create applications tailored to your specific use cases.

Welcome to part 2 about our RAG lab infrastructure built in collaboration with NetApp, NVIDIA, and WWT. NVIDIA NIM microservices is a suite of user-friendly microservices that facilitate the deployment of generative AI models, such as large language models (LLMs), embeddings, re-rankings, and others, across various platforms. NVIDIA NIM microservices simplify the process for IT and DevOps teams to manage LLMs in their environments, providing standard APIs for developers to create AI-driven applications like copilots, chatbots, and assistants. It leverages NVIDIA's GPU technology for fast, scalable deployment, ensuring efficient inference and high performance.

David Reilly, the former CTO and CIO of Bank of America, and Bill Stanley, a Chief Technology Advisor at WWT, dive into AI strategy and its impact on the financial services industry. David and Bill explore the important distinction between applied AI and generative AI, and how financial services organizations can leverage these technologies to solve real business problems, and talk about low-risk use cases (like fraud detection or call center support) that build momentum toward future transformation.

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Generative AI has taken the world by storm, promising to revolutionize how we create, innovate and solve problems. But beyond the hype, how can organizations harness the true power of this transformative technology to drive measurable business value? In this episode of WWT Research, we dive deep into the realities of implementing generative AI in the enterprise from experts WWT's VP of Cloud, Infrastructure and AI Neil Anderson and Senior AI Director Mike Trojecki as they share insights on how to scale AI from small wins to enterprise-wide success.

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