Broadcom's VMware Private AI Cloud targets enterprises bleeding money on public cloud AI workloads
DavidLinthicum · x · 2026-09-18
David Linthicum breaks down why Broadcom's VMware Private AI Cloud launch is well-timed: enterprises are hit by runaway public cloud AI bills, pilots turn brutal at scale, and moving petabytes of sensitive data off-premises is costly and risky. The offering runs AI inference, agentic apps, containers, and traditional workloads in the same private cloud where data resides, with VMware AI Factory automating infrastructure-to-model deployment.
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