Mirantis

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Please REGISTER HERE to join the webinar! We will host this webinar in BrightTalk.

🗒 Overview:
The GPU Cloud market is experiencing explosive growth, fueled by massive capital investment and a wave of new entrants. As competition intensifies, monetization is no longer optional. It is essential for survival.

But monetization does not begin with pricing models or GPU rental strategies. It begins with utilization control.

In multi-tenant AI environments, fragmented scheduling, siloed clusters, and limited workload visibility create invisible margin leakage. Scaling GPU capacity without platform-level coordination increases operational complexity, but not necessarily profitability.

In this session, we’ll explore how leading AI infrastructure teams move beyond raw capacity expansion and treat utilization as a strategic lever for margin expansion. We’ll break down:

• Where margin erosion occurs in multi-tenant GPU clouds
• Why GPU-as-a-Service alone cannot guarantee sustainable monetization
• How GPU-aware orchestration improves yield across tenants
• Why a centralized platform layer is essential to coordinate clusters, workloads, and governance at scale

If monetization is your goal, utilization control is the starting point. Join us to understand the architectural foundations required to turn AI infrastructure into a true margin engine.

🔗 REGISTER HERE
🏡 Location: Online (you’ll get the link once you register)
⏰ Date/Time: April 8 (Wednesday), 2026 @ 9 am PT / 12 pm ET / 6 pm CEST
👉🏻 Speaker: Edward Ionel (Director of Growth Marketing)

🛑 Important:
Please register here to join the webinar! We will host this webinar on Zoom.

🗒 Overview:

Modern web applications move fast, but many teams still treat software supply chain risk as a periodic task rather than a continuous process.

In this webinar, you’ll learn how to add Dependency-Track to your web hosting environment to get real-time visibility into vulnerabilities across your entire application portfolio. We will cover how to detect actively exploited vulnerabilities, enforce policy gates automatically in CI/CD, reduce false positives with VEX, and provide security and compliance teams with a single, auditable source of truth.

This session is ideal for platform, security, and governance teams who want to manage dependency risk without adding extra operational work.

What We'll Cover

• What Dependency-Track is, and why static SBOMs (Software Bills of Materials) leave gaps between scans
• How EPSS (Exploit Prediction Scoring System) highlights actively exploited vulnerabilities
• How VEX (Vulnerability Exploitability eXchange) silences false positives and proves non-reachability
• How to connect Dependency-Track to your CI/CD pipeline for automated SBOM uploads
• How managed hosting removes the overhead of running a Java app backed by PostgreSQL

Why Should I Attend?

• New vulnerabilities are constantly being discovered in open-source dependencies, often long after they’ve already been deployed to production. Without continuous monitoring, critical risks can sit unnoticed for weeks.
• Regulators and customers increasingly expect proof that you actively manage software supply chain risk, not just run occasional scans.
• Most teams lack real-time visibility into which applications are affected when a new vulnerability appears, slowing response and increasing exposure.
• In this session, you’ll learn how to take control with continuous SBOM analysis using Dependency-Track so your team can detect, prioritize, and manage dependency risks without adding operational overhead.

🔗 Register here
🏡 Location: Online (you’ll get the link once you register)
⏰ Date/Time: April 8 (Wednesday), 2026 @ 2:00 PM PDT 4:00 PM CDT / 11:00 PM CEST

👉🏻 Speakers:

• Sean Hamlin, Principal Architect, amazee.io (LinkedIn)
• Lauren Morris, Head of Product, amazee.io (LinkedIn)