The AI Infrastructure Briefing Your Roadmap Can't Afford to Miss
Event Overview
Most organizations have an AI strategy. Very few have an AI operating model. Dell Technologies World 2026 drew a clear line between the two and the gap between AI ambition and enterprise outcomes is where your next 12 months of infrastructure, data, and cloud decisions live. WWT and Dell Technologies are bringing together a small group of technology and business leaders for an exclusive briefing built around the question every infrastructure leader is wrestling with right now: what does it actually take to move AI from pilot to production at enterprise scale? We'll cover the announcements that matter, the architecture decisions they force, and the practical translation your team needs to act. Small room, honest conversation, no vendor theater. This is the briefing that turns three days of conference floor into 90 minutes of clarity. Invite-only. Limited seats. Cold drinks, premium swag, and door prizes — but the real reason to be in the room is the conversation that follows.
What to expect
- AI Is Now Enterprise Infrastructure — The Strategic Shift The headline from DTW 2026: AI is no longer an experiment. It's becoming the operating model. We'll open with why this shift changes infrastructure, data, and cyber strategy — and what organizations that are getting it right have in common.
- Agentic AI: The Next Architecture Decision Agentic AI — systems that reason, plan, and act across multi-step workflows — is the fastest-moving change in the stack. Dell's announcements around Deskside Agentic AI, OpenShell, and the AI Factory with NVIDIA define where the enterprise deployment model is heading. We'll break down what it means for your environment and where most organizations are getting stuck.
- The Data Readiness Problem Nobody Is Talking About Loudly Enough Every AI execution problem eventually becomes a data problem. Dell's AI Data Platform story from DTW 2026 is a direct response to the most common reason AI pilots stall: data is scattered, ungoverned, and not ready to feed a model. We'll make this practical and specific.
- Modern Infrastructure for an AI-First World PowerStore Elite, 18th-gen PowerEdge, PowerRack, PowerProtect One + Cyber Detect, Private Cloud — the announcements from DTW 2026 add up to one message: the data center has to modernize to carry AI workloads alongside everything else. We'll cover what's new, what's relevant, and what the refresh and consolidation conversation looks like now.
- WWT's Take: Pilot to Production Where are organizations actually getting stuck between AI ambition and outcomes? Our team will share what we're seeing across deployments, which DTW announcements have immediate applicability, and how to build a roadmap that moves.
- Peer Conversation — The Most Valuable Part of the Room The last portion of the event is unstructured. The best insight in the room will come from the person sitting next to you.
Goals and Objectives
This event answers the question your team is already asking: now that AI is becoming enterprise infrastructure, what do we actually do next? We'll translate Dell's major DTW 2026 announcements — AI Factory with NVIDIA, Agentic AI, AI Data Platform, PowerStore Elite, PowerRack, PowerProtect One, Cyber Detect, Private Cloud, Automation Platform, and a broad ecosystem spanning NVIDIA, Google, Mistral, ServiceNow, and Palantir — from press release to practical roadmap conversation. Every attendee leaves with at least one concrete next step: an AI data readiness assessment, a workload placement conversation, a cyber resilience review, or a private cloud modernization workshop. 90 minutes of clarity that replaces three days of conference floor.
Who should attend?
This event is purpose-built for technology and business leaders who are making — or influencing — infrastructure, cloud, and AI decisions at their organizations. If the words below describe you or someone on your team, this seat has your name on it.