Broadcom’s VMware Private AI Cloud spans infrastructure, agents, data and security

Broadcom Inc. has unveiled VMware Private AI Cloud, an integrated software stack aimed at enabling enterprises to run artificial intelligence applications alongside traditional workloads while maintaining control over their data, models, and infrastructure. Introduced at the VMware Explore 2026 conference in Las Vegas, this offering combines VMware Cloud Foundation infrastructure with a new VMware AI Factory, validated AI models, VMware Tanzu agent development, data services, AgentMinder governance software, and expanded security protections.

Broadcom's chief marketing officer, Prashanth Shenoy, highlighted that the platform brings private cloud infrastructure with private AI services under one roof, ensuring production inference and agentic AI with data sovereignty, compliance, and cost predictability. The foundation relies on VCF 9, which supports virtual machines, containers, inference workloads, and agentic applications on a single platform, with over 3,000 customer deployments representing more than 19 million allocated processor cores.

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