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Optimizing hybrid multicloud with Nutanix

Annaliese Ingrams Mon 3 Mar 2025  //  14:50 UTC

Webinar Nearly 90 percent of organizations now run at least some containerized applications, according to the latest Nutanix Enterprise Cloud Index - and that number is only growing with the rise of generative AI.

But how do IT teams harness cloud-native technology to scale AI workloads and optimize hybrid multicloud environments?

Join Nutanix experts Jose Gomez and Nimal Kunnath on March 12, 2025, at 12 PM EDT for a webinar which explores the latest advancements in AI integration and cloud-native technologies. Jose and Nimal will break down key insights from the Enterprise Cloud Index, discuss the role of containerization in AI deployments, and explain why Nutanix Enterprise AI (NAI) and Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2) can be critical tools for seamless, scalable operations.

Don't miss this chance to learn how the Nutanix Kubernetes Platform can drive efficiency, innovation, and AI readiness in your enterprise.

Register for the webinar now by clicking this link.

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