Dell has expanded Dell Private Cloud to support Nutanix deployments, extending its multi-hypervisor strategy beyond VMware and Red Hat OpenShift. The move is aimed at organizations rethinking private cloud architecture around flexibility and workload fit rather than committing to a single virtualization stack. Dell positions the update as a response to changing private cloud requirements,
QNAP has introduced myQNAPcloud One, a unified cloud storage subscription designed to address two distinct yet commonly paired needs: network-attached storage backups and object-based cloud data storage. The service combines an updated version of myQNAPcloud Storage, built primarily for NAS backup workflows, with myQNAPcloud Object, an S3-compatible object storage platform. Both draw from a single
Wasabi Technologies has expanded its cyber-resilient cloud storage capabilities with Covert Copy. This patent-pending, ransomware-resistant storage solution enables users to create a locked, hidden copy of storage buckets, ensuring critical data remains untouchable even in the event of a cyberattack. The selected data is logically air-gapped and cannot be seen, accessed, modified, or deleted without
VAST Data has partnered with Microsoft to offer the VAST AI Operating System (AI OS) natively on Microsoft Azure. This integration aims to create a high-performance, scalable AI infrastructure in the cloud, focusing on agentic AI and production model workflows. The VAST AI OS will run directly on Azure’s infrastructure, allowing businesses to utilize familiar
Wasabi Technologies has announced a new development in its cloud storage offerings: the introduction of Wasabi Fire, a high-performance storage class specifically designed to support AI workloads.
At Microsoft Ignite 2025, Dell Technologies reinforced its long partnership with Microsoft by introducing significant advancements in hybrid cloud, data security, and AI-powered client solutions. Dell and Microsoft are combining infrastructure, software, and services to help organizations achieve a more predictable, secure, and high-performing path to modern IT. The expanded partnership aims to simplify hybrid
At VMware Explore Frankfurt, Broadcom announced significant upgrades to VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF). These changes aim to give companies more options for hardware, networking, and open-source software. The updates focus on an open, flexible ecosystem that lets customers build, connect, protect, and grow modern private clouds across data centers, edge locations, and hosted environments. VCF
VMware Private AI Services is now included as a standard feature in VCF 9.0.
OpenNebula has released version 7.0 “Phoenix,” marking a significant leap forward for organizations building sovereign, AI-ready, and edge-enabled cloud environments.
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