Every few weeks, a headline tells me AI is draining the planet, and the next one says a single prompt costs about as much as a sip of water. After 25+ years in IT and private cloud operations, I distrust any number that arrives without its methodology. So let's break it down the way we … Continue reading How Much Power, Carbon and Water Does One AI Prompt Really Use?
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No Spare Hardware? Reclaim It: A Practical Path to VCF 9.1 Before vSphere 8 Reaches End of Support
Many customers I work with already hold VCF licenses and haven’t started on 9.1. When I ask why, the answer is almost always the same: “We don’t have spare hardware for a management domain.” With vSphere 8 reaching end of general support on 11 October 2027 (technical guidance continues to October 2029, but without new patches), … Continue reading No Spare Hardware? Reclaim It: A Practical Path to VCF 9.1 Before vSphere 8 Reaches End of Support
Why VMware Explore 2026 is a Must-Attend Event
I sat down a few days ago and counted. Twenty-six VMworld and VMware Explore sessions delivered since 2018 — from that first nerve-wracking co-presentation with a customer in Barcelona, all the way to what is shaping up to be the most technically compelling edition yet. If you are on the fence about registering for VMware … Continue reading Why VMware Explore 2026 is a Must-Attend Event
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