Broadcom targets infrastructure complexity in automation play

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Enterprises are navigating rising AI costs while avoiding vendor lock-in as an increasingly complex infrastructure layer presents additional challenges.

Vendors are starting to recognize the struggle enterprises face with managing AI infrastructure. Last week Broadcom introduced VMware Private AI Cloud and its software-defined foundation VMware AI Factory. The foundation automates infrastructure deployment capabilities such as hardware provisioning, end-to-end lifecycle management and software stack enablement.

Integrating hardware and software operations lets enterprises reduce operational complexity while quickly scaling AI workloads, the company said. VMware AI Factory and Private AI Cloud are Broadcom’s “first full-throated response” to helping enterprise customers along their AI transformation journeys, according to Matt Kimball, principal data center analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy.

With environments growing larger and becoming more challenging to govern, even the best system administrators will get lost, Kimball...

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