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. Alongside that, the company has opened a new storage region in San Jose, California, through a partnership with IBM Cloud. Together, these moves are part of Wasabi’s effort
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.
Convert aging PCs into secure ChromeOS Flex clients for Amazon WorkSpaces, avoiding costly upgrades as Windows 10 EOS nears.
HPE simplifies AI adoption with integrated, end-to-end solutions and services.
Broadcom’s VMware Cloud Foundation 9.0 unifies operations across private data centers, edge locations, and managed cloud infrastructure.
Broadcom’s 2025 report shows private cloud rising to parity with public cloud, driven by AI, security, and cost control priorities.
HPE updates its AI infrastructure with ProLiant servers, Private Cloud AI, Alletra SDK, and OpsRamp support for RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell GPUs.
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