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VMware introduces private AI cloud platform for on-premises workloads

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VMware and owner Broadcom introduced VMware Private AI Cloud and its AI Factory model-as-a-service offering at VMware Explore 2026. The platform builds on VMware Cloud Foundation 9 with validated AI-ready hardware nodes, support for more than 150 models, tenant model sharing, an AI gateway and isolated agent sandboxes. VMware says the additions are intended to help customers run production inference and other AI workloads where their data resides, with governance and security controls across private-cloud and cloud environments.
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