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Johnny Ma holding his WEUC Community Award trophy and shaking hands with a congratulator on the expo floor at EUC World Amplify 2026
Enterprise  ◇  Software

EUC World Amplify 2026 Day Two: Skipping Forklift Migrations, DEX Without Alert Fatigue, Entra Travel Policies, and Running LLMs on Private Infrastructure

EUC World Amplify 2026 continued Wednesday, September 30, at Milwaukee’s Baird Center, with a second day of technical sessions, architecture panels, vendor demos, and the hallway conversations that are the real reason most people come. After spending Tuesday on cloud migration strategy, Azure Virtual Desktop, endpoint identity baselines, and an interview with Nerdio CPTO Scott

Schneider Electric render of four AirSeT medium-voltage switchgear cabinets in white and green with a small control unit beside them
Enterprise  ◇  Power Management

Schneider Electric Software-Defined Medium Voltage Switchgear Debuts at YOTTA 2026 in an Equinix Pilot, With 38 kV SF6-Free GIS and a Generator-to-Chip Delivery Model

Schneider Electric used YOTTA 2026 in Las Vegas to introduce what it calls the world’s first fully software-defined medium-voltage switchgear, already running in a live colocation pilot with Equinix, along with a 38 kV extension of its SF₆-free AirSeT gas-insulated switchgear and a three-company “Generator-to-Chip” delivery model with Wärtsilä Energy and Stanley Consultants. The software-defined

AMD render of four Versal XQR space-grade packages over Earth: Versal AI Edge XQR Class B, Versal AI Core XQR Class Y, Versal AI Edge Gen 2, and Versal RF
AI  ◇  Enterprise

AMD Samples Space-Grade Versal AI Core XQRVC1902 in a Lidless Package Built for 15-Year Missions, Class Y Flight Units Due 2H 2027

AMD has started sampling the Versal AI Core XQRVC1902 adaptive SoC with early access customers in an enhanced space-grade package built for missions lasting up to 15 years. The package is an organic lidless design, and AMD is testing the device to MIL-PRF-38535 Class Y, which it describes as the highest level of quality and

Four NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 racks in a CoreWeave data center, front doors open, with dense yellow and blue cabling and compute trays visible
Cloud  ◇  Enterprise

CoreWeave Puts NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 Into Production: Cognition Reports 4.8x Over GB200, Vera CPU Racks and Forge Follow

CoreWeave used its Fully Connected 2026 conference in San Francisco to put NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 into production, with Cognition as the first customer running live workloads on it. Cognition’s engineers report up to 4.8x the total token throughput per GPU of a GB200 NVL72 baseline on SWE-2 inference at matched interactivity, and 3.8x the

Illuminated red Milwaukee lightning-bolt sign on a dark wall, photographed in downtown Milwaukee during EUC World Amplify 2026
Enterprise  ◇  Software

EUC World Amplify 2026 Day One: Manchester on Cloud Desktops as an Operating Model, Nerdio Manager 8.2, Kasm on Nutanix, and Local Inference

EUC World Amplify 2026 brought the end-user computing community together September 29 through October 1 at the Baird Center in Milwaukee. This is our day-one report; we previewed the show in August and profiled five of its sponsors two weeks ago. Figure 1: Milwaukee, lit up for the week of EUC World Amplify 2026. What

Scott Manchester, Chief Product and Technology Officer at Nerdio, standing with StorageReview's Tom Fenton in a conference hallway at EUC World Amplify 2026 in Milwaukee
Enterprise  ◇  Software

Nerdio CPTO Scott Manchester on the Legacy VDI Migration Deadlock and Treating AI Agents as Entra Identities

Between sessions at EUC World Amplify in Milwaukee, we sat down for an extended conversation with an industry veteran whose fingerprints are all over the modern enterprise desktop: Scott Manchester. Many in our community know Manchester from his 25-year run at Microsoft, where he led Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) and later Windows 365 Cloud PC.

NetApp INSIGHT 2026 keynote stage in Las Vegas with a presenter in front of a wall-sized Infrastructure graphic, where NetApp Novus was announced
Enterprise  ◇  Enterprise Storage

NetApp Novus Splits pNFS Metadata From AFF A90 Data Nodes for a 100 TB/s AI Factory Target, Orderable Now

NetApp used its INSIGHT 2026 conference in Las Vegas to announce NetApp Novus, a disaggregated storage architecture for AI factories that separates metadata from the data path and that the company says is designed to exceed 100 TB/s of aggregate throughput, keep hundreds of thousands of GPUs fed, and grow toward a zettabyte-scale file system.

Enterprise  ◇  Software

AMD Ross Brings an Agentic AI Assistant to Embedded Design, Starting With Vivado and Vitis HLS, 20-Plus Open Agent Skills, and Monthly Releases

AMD introduced AMD Ross, an agentic AI assistant built to run alongside the tools embedded developers already use, from system architecture and schematic review through FPGA and algorithm design, embedded software, AI inference, debugging, and deployment. The assistant targets the whole AMD Embedded portfolio, FPGAs, adaptive SoCs, x86 embedded processors, and edge AI platforms, by