Until recently, energy was treated as a steady operating cost. AI changes that equation. This is where virtualization re-enters the conversation, not as a new idea, but as a necessary one. Virtualization lets you allocate exactly what resources an AI service requires and nothing more, maximizing site power and server utilization. Chris Wolf breaks down the infrastructure economics:

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Curated·Broadcom Advocacy

For years, energy sat in the background of enterprise IT planning. Costs were stable enough that most leaders didn’t treat power as a first-order constraint. You planned for servers, storage, networking, and software; energy rarely changed the math. AI breaks that model. In recent years, AI [...]

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