What to expect during the ‘Rethinking Private Cloud’ event: Join theCUBE on Sept. 23
Private cloud is no longer a mere alternative to the public cloud; it is becoming private infrastructure, a purpose-built architecture for enterprise AI. Evidence for this can be seen in how Dell Technologies Inc. is building private cloud solutions that can streamline workflows and accelerate time-to-value for AI. Dell launched its Private Cloud last year […] The post What to expect during the…
On September 23, theCUBE will host an event titled "Rethinking Private Cloud for the Age of Intelligence." This event will bring together Dell leaders and industry practitioners to discuss how private cloud can be a foundation for AI workflows without adding complexity. The discussion will focus on modern data foundations and intelligent operations working together to deploy, manage and scale private cloud ecosystems on modular infrastructure.
TheCUBE's Research analysts have noted that memory-driven agentic AI is driving interest in the economics of private cloud, with advanced memory tiering using physical RAM (DRAM) and NVMe solid-state drives to lower hardware costs. A recent interview with Dell executives revealed that this disaggregated cloud model can provide up to 65% in cost savings versus hyperconverged infrastructure.
Dell's Private Cloud with PowerStore offers six-to-one data reduction and operational savings, freeing enterprises from hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI). As enterprises reach a tipping point with ad-hoc infrastructure stacks, the market is moving towards disaggregated, open architectures for compute and storage scaling independently.
CIOs are no longer viewing private cloud as a legacy holding area but as a modular operational platform for predictable performance, data sovereignty, and long-term cost control. The event will explore these themes further, offering insights into the future of private cloud in the age of intelligence.
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