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Enterprise  ◇  Enterprise Storage

Ubiquiti Enterprise NAS Review: 16 Bays, Dual 25GbE, and ZFS for $3,999

The Enterprise NAS (ENAS) is Ubiquiti’s first run at more enterprise-lite business storage. The 3U chassis holds 16 hot-swap drive bays, an eight-core Arm Neoverse N2 processor, 64GB of ECC memory, dual 25GbE SFP28 ports, and redundant hot-swap 550W power supplies, all for $3,999 MSRP. One pricing note: Ubiquiti’s store currently applies a memory surcharge

Enterprise  ◇  Networking

Lumilens Exits Stealth With $700M and AI Optics Already Shipping to a Hyperscaler

Lumilens has emerged from stealth with a portfolio of optical interconnect products targeting two networking constraints in large AI clusters: scale-out connectivity between racks and scale-up connectivity among GPUs within a compute domain. The company said it has begun shipping its first scale-out product to production AI data centers for a hyperscale customer under a

Enterprise  ◇  SSD

Smart IOPS Unobtanium T50: 50 Million IOPS Per Gen6 SSD, With a One Billion IOPS Appliance Target

Smart IOPS and H3 Platform have announced an AI compute storage platform targeting up to one billion random-read IOPS. The proposed system combines Smart IOPS’ Unobtanium T50 solid-state devices with an air-cooled H3 Platform appliance designed around NVIDIA accelerated computing and networking technologies. The platform targets data-intensive AI inference and analytics workloads that require GPUs

Enterprise  ◇  SSD

Netlist and Samsung Sign Five-Year Patent, Supply, and Technology Agreements

Netlist and Samsung have signed a five-year set of agreements covering patent cross-licensing, DRAM and NAND supply, technology cooperation, and the settlement of all pending litigation between the companies. “We’re excited to renew this partnership and look forward to working closely with Samsung,” said Netlist CEO C.K. Hong, a nod to the joint development agreement

AMD Instinct accelerator die photo alongside the headline AMD to acquire Taalas, terms undisclosed
AI  ◇  Enterprise

AMD to Acquire Taalas, the Toronto Startup Building Silicon Around One Model

AMD has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Toronto-based Taalas, a developer of specialized AI inference silicon. The acquisition is intended to expand AMD’s inference capabilities as AI deployments shift toward real-time and high-volume production workloads, where efficiency, memory movement, and optimized dataflows are increasingly important. It lands two days after AMD put its

Enterprise  ◇  Thin Client

Beyond the Sales Pitch: Why We’re Heading to EUC World Amplify 2026

Over the past two years, end-user computing (EUC) has evolved at a pace that we have never seen before. This is being driven by rapid AI integration, major platform licensing shifts, and massive enterprise migrations to Windows 11. In this rapidly changing environment, independent, community-driven gatherings have become essential for IT architects and administrators looking

AI  ◇  Enterprise

Synopsys CXL 4.0 IP Hits 128 GT/s, Claims 3-6x KV Cache Offload Over SSDs

Synopsys has announced what it describes as the industry’s first complete Compute Express Link (CXL) 4.0 intellectual property suite. The portfolio combines a CXL controller, IDE security modules, a PCIe 7.0-based physical layer, and verification IP for system-on-chip designers building AI infrastructure. The verification piece has been shipping since December 2025, when Synopsys called it