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Infrastructure cost optimization across VMware, AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, network, Microsoft and AI starts with the workload — not the vendor.
Broadcom infrastructure software revenue rose from $21.5B in FY24 to $27.0B in FY25. The segment includes VMware/private cloud alongside Broadcom’s other infrastructure software businesses; Broadcom does not separately disclose VMware-only revenue.
Gartner forecasts worldwide public cloud services revenue to grow 20.9% in 2026 to approximately $1.03 trillion.
Gartner Public Cloud Forecast ↗IDC reported worldwide Ethernet switch revenue of $55.1B in 2025, up 31.5% year over year. The datacenter segment grew 53.5% to $32.5B, driven heavily by AI infrastructure demand.
IDC Ethernet Switch Market ↗Microsoft Cloud revenue reached $214.4B in FY26, up 27% year over year. Azure and other cloud services revenue grew 41% for the full fiscal year.
Microsoft FY26 Investor Metrics ↗Gartner forecasts worldwide AI spending to reach $2.59T in 2026, up 47% year over year. AI infrastructure is expected to represent more than 45% of that spending.
Gartner Worldwide AI Spending Forecast ↗VMware. Cloud. Network. Microsoft. AI. You have decisions to make, budgets to protect and results to deliver. You may face each of these once every few years. We work through them every day. Put that experience to work for you.
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Your infrastructure is costing more than it should. We find out where—and what to do about it.
Normalize the current environment, workloads, dependencies, contracts and operating requirements.
Compare the viable infrastructure, cloud, network, Microsoft, AI and control-plane paths.
Test pricing, consumption, unit economics, architecture assumptions and market alternatives.
Provide an independent recommendation based on workload fit, resiliency, supportability and total economics.
Challenge the assumptions before renewal, migration, refresh or platform commitment.
Choose the use case closest to your environment. Each selection opens directly into its own focused viewing experience.
Results reflect the environment and decisions modeled. Actual outcomes vary based on infrastructure, contracts, utilization and implementation.
We help IT leaders determine what to keep, what to change, what it should cost and where the savings are.
Mark Wyly is a technology executive with more than 20 years across enterprise infrastructure, cloud and networking. His experience across Lumen, Windstream, Varnish Software and other technology providers gave him an early view of a fundamental shift: VMware, cloud, network, Microsoft, data and AI were becoming interconnected technical and financial decisions.
He founded LogiCloudiQ to address that complexity—bringing independent intelligence, engineering and supplier options around the workload before the enterprise commits. His vision is simple: connect infrastructure strategy to enterprise economics, giving technology leaders greater clarity, financial control and better business outcomes.
Mark Szotkowski brings more than two decades of technology leadership spanning strategy, sales, operations, cloud and business transformation. A former RapidScale executive, he led national go-to-market and operational initiatives and later served as Chief Strategy Officer, with responsibility extending into strategic growth, business-system automation and M&A strategy. At LogiCloudiQ, he brings operational and financial discipline to the company’s infrastructure intelligence model—connecting strategy to execution and scalable business outcomes.
LinkedIn ↗LogiCloudiQ brings the right technical and commercial specialists into the decision as the environment requires them. Advisors connect the client objective, supplier landscape and economics; engineering specialists pressure-test architecture, implementation requirements, security and operational fit.
We look across your infrastructure, suppliers and contracts to find where you're paying too much and what should change.
Network architecture, carrier strategy, NaaS, SD-WAN, private connectivity, inter-cloud traffic, resiliency and egress economics.
Identity, access, network and cloud security, control-plane design, governance requirements and security-tool rationalization.
Microsoft 365, Azure, licensing, security, Copilot, data, business applications and the CSP/MSP operating model.
VMware estate analysis, core requirements, VCF economics, renewal strategy, procurement paths and workload-placement alternatives.
Hyperscaler architecture and consumption support for workload placement, modernization, cloud economics, connectivity and implementation validation.
Bring us the renewal, environment scope and options you're considering. We'll use the high-level facts to start a ballpark sizing and comparison.
Receive the Infrastructure Decision Brief →Before you renew, upgrade or replace VMware, know what it will actually cost—and whether you should be running as much VMware at all.
CPU, controller, storage and hardware compatibility can turn a software lifecycle event into a refresh decision.
VCF 9 requirements can affect switching, management networking and adjacent infrastructure design.
Version 9 introduces a different subscription-management model and new commercial considerations.
Supported paths can vary, making readiness and sequencing something to validate well before the deadline.
Determine what should remain, move, modernize or retire before sizing the next environment.
Model the connected economics before committing to the next lifecycle.
We can pressure-test your VMware estate, VCF 9 readiness, workload placement and the economics around the transition.
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