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This wasn’t a standard product announcement. The Inside VMware Cloud Foundation event was built for practitioners: the engineers, architects, and IT leaders who are actually responsible for delivering AI infrastructure at scale. Paul Turner, Chief Product Officer of the VCF Division at Broadcom, led the session alongside the engineers and architects behind this release, walking through what’s new, why it matters, and how it works — live, in demo.

The session is organized around three outcomes that speak directly to the pressures enterprises are navigating right now.
Higher Infrastructure Efficiency. VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1 delivers up to a 40% reduction in server costs through intelligent memory tiering, and up to 39% lower storage TCO through enhanced compression for AI data pipelines. The goal is straightforward: get more from the infrastructure you already have, without a costly hardware refresh.
Faster Application Velocity. A unified Kubernetes and GPU platform means teams can deploy inference workloads, agentic applications, and containerized services on a single infrastructure layer — without the overhead of managing separate stacks. VCF 9.1 delivers up to a 46% reduction in Kubernetes operational costs and 4x faster cluster upgrades.
Built-in Resilience. Security and compliance are integrated at the infrastructure layer — not bolted on. Zero-trust segmentation, ransomware recovery with CrowdStrike Falcon support, and continuous compliance enforcement come standard, addressing the data sovereignty and governance requirements that public cloud cannot match.
Broadcom’s Private Cloud Outlook 2026 report underscores what many IT leaders already sense: 56% of organizations are running or planning production inferencing in private cloud, while public cloud use for production inference has dropped 15% year over year. The economics and the control requirements are driving enterprises back on-premises — and VCF 9.1 is built to meet that moment.
The on-demand recording includes first-look demos of every major new capability, direct input from customers on where they are investing first in their AI infrastructure journey, and unfiltered Q&A with the experts behind VCF 9.1. You won’t get a more direct view of what this release delivers — or a clearer picture of what it means for your infrastructure strategy.
If you’re ready to take this commitment further, consider these next steps:
Stay Ahead of the Curve: VCF 9.1 Resource Center
Connect with the Experts: VMUG Global Virtual Event & VMware Explore 2026 –
Level Up Your Expertise: Certification is Your Competitive Edge
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