Krish Prasad of Broadcom discusses VMware Cloud Foundation, VCF, AI Factory and enterprise private artificial intelligence, AI infrastructure at VMware Explore 2026. Prasad outlines VMware's multi‑year strategy to deliver a unified platform for virtual machines, containers and AI workloads, emphasizing VCF 9.1 adoption and integration of Kubernetes and GPU support. They highlight built‑in security hardening from early Mythos access and live patching capabilities.
As part of theCUBE Research coverage, John Furrier of theCUBE Research and theCUBE team probe technical innovations, ecosystem activation and practitioner-focused product advances showcased at VMware Explore 2026, including AI Factory and memory tiering. Key takeaways include accelerating momentum for VCF in private AI and broad uptake of VCF 9.1. Prasad reports that memory tiering can reduce dynamic random‑access memory requirements by roughly half, while VCF AI Factory supports more than 150 models with choices of accelerators and original equipment manufacturer servers. Furrier notes a renewed ecosystem and strong practitioner focus.
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Krish Prasad, VMware Cloud Foundation Division
Krish Prasad of Broadcom discusses VMware Cloud Foundation, VCF, AI Factory and enterprise private artificial intelligence, AI infrastructure at VMware Explore 2026. Prasad outlines VMware's multi‑year strategy to deliver a unified platform for virtual machines, containers and AI workloads, emphasizing VCF 9.1 adoption and integration of Kubernetes and GPU support. They highlight built‑in security hardening from early Mythos access and live patching capabilities.
As part of theCUBE Research coverage, John Furrier of theCUBE Research and theCUBE team probe technical innovations, ecosystem activation and practitioner-focused product advances showcased at VMware Explore 2026, including AI Factory and memory tiering. Key takeaways include accelerating momentum for VCF in private AI and broad uptake of VCF 9.1. Prasad reports that memory tiering can reduce dynamic random‑access memory requirements by roughly half, while VCF AI Factory supports more than 150 models with choices of accelerators and original equipment manufacturer servers. Furrier notes a renewed ecosystem and strong practitioner focus.
SVP and GM, VMware Cloud Foundation DivisionBroadcom
In this interview from VMware Explore 2026, Krish Prasad, senior vice president and general manager of the VMware Cloud Foundation Division at Broadcom, joins theCUBE's John Furrier to discuss how three years into VCF's journey, private cloud and private AI are converging with the rise of agentic AI workloads. Prasad details how VCF 9.1 is seeing broad momentum across customers of all sizes as enterprises bring more AI workloads on-premises. He explains why unifying VMs, containers and AI workloads on the ESX compute platform eliminates infrastructure silos a...Read more