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Broadcom launches VMware Cloud Foundation 9 (VCF 9), a unified private cloud platform that simplifies management and enhances AI capabilities.
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VCF 9 features improved performance, security, and resilience, with expanded import capabilities and native VPC deployment.
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The update aims to help organizations break down infrastructure silos, manage public cloud sprawl, and unlock the potential of AI.
Broadcom has announced the next generation of its private cloud platform, VMware Cloud Foundation 9 (VCF 9). This update simplifies and unifies private cloud deployments, improving AI capabilities, security, and resilience. VCF 9 consolidates multiple consoles into a single interface, streamlines tasks, and provides enhanced insights for proactive management.
The update features expanded import capabilities, advanced memory tiering with NVMe, and integrated VCF multi-tenancy. It also introduces native VPC deployment, simplifying networking and enabling self-service isolated connectivity. VCF 9 enhances support for AI workloads with new VMware Private AI Foundation with NVIDIA capabilities.
Broadcom highlights the positive impact of VCF through customer testimonials, showcasing how the platform has transformed service delivery and modernized operations. The company is also investing in resources to guide customers through their private cloud adoption journey, including a Private Cloud Maturity Model, Jumpstart Program, and VMware Cloud Foundation Certification.
