The Investor
05 May 2026, 20:20
Broadcom announced the launch of VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1, a new platform designed to support secure and cost-efficient deployment of production AI workloads.
The updated platform enables enterprises to run AI and Kubernetes-based applications on a unified private cloud infrastructure, supporting hardware from AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA. The solution focuses on reducing costs and improving efficiency, with reported benefits including up to 40% lower server costs, 39% lower storage costs, and 46% reduction in Kubernetes operational expenses.
The release comes as enterprises increasingly shift toward private cloud environments for AI deployment, driven by concerns over cost, data security, and regulatory compliance. VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1 also introduces enhanced security features such as zero-trust architecture, continuous compliance enforcement, and ransomware recovery capabilities.
Broadcom positions the platform as a comprehensive solution for scaling AI from experimentation to production, addressing key challenges around infrastructure costs, data sovereignty, and performance.
Globe Newswire
The updated platform enables enterprises to run AI and Kubernetes-based applications on a unified private cloud infrastructure, supporting hardware from AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA. The solution focuses on reducing costs and improving efficiency, with reported benefits including up to 40% lower server costs, 39% lower storage costs, and 46% reduction in Kubernetes operational expenses.
The release comes as enterprises increasingly shift toward private cloud environments for AI deployment, driven by concerns over cost, data security, and regulatory compliance. VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1 also introduces enhanced security features such as zero-trust architecture, continuous compliance enforcement, and ransomware recovery capabilities.
Broadcom positions the platform as a comprehensive solution for scaling AI from experimentation to production, addressing key challenges around infrastructure costs, data sovereignty, and performance.
Globe Newswire