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Broadcom Launches AI ReadyNodes Certification for VMware Cloud Foundation

First seen 13 Nov 2025, 06:38 UTC • Theregister

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Broadcom has expanded its VMware Cloud Foundation ecosystem by introducing a self-certification program for hardware that supports AI workloads. This initiative includes the new 'AI Ready Nodes' specification, aimed at ensuring that servers are capable of running AI applications on the VMware platform. The program is designed to enhance enterprise customization of private cloud environments.

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Broadcom Launches AI ReadyNodes Certification for VMware Cloud Foundation

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