NetApp has introduced StorageGRID 12.1, adding a federated global namespace and a range of performance, data management, and security enhancements aimed at AI, analytics, and other large-scale object storage workloads. The release is designed to simplify the management of globally distributed object data while improving the efficiency of AI data pipelines and modern cloud-native applications.
At ISC High Performance 2026 in Hamburg, VDURA is showcasing three major platform updates designed to improve storage operations and data pipeline performance for AI and HPC environments. The company unveiled a next-generation multi-tenant control plane, enhanced S3 performance capabilities, and native S3 object tagging support, all scheduled for general availability in the second half
CGI and NetApp have expanded their global alliance partnership, with NetApp Keystone set to power CGI’s block storage solutions within its shared services platform. The move deepens the companies’ existing relationship and is designed to help organizations modernize IT infrastructure, improve data management, and advance AI initiatives across private, public, and hybrid cloud environments. Under
Everpure has announced the availability of Everpure Data Stream, a new platform component based on the NVIDIA AI Data Platform reference design. It brings AI processing closer to enterprise data while addressing common challenges related to data preparation, governance, and scalability. The release expands the company’s broader strategy of delivering AI-ready data infrastructure for enterprise
Everpure has announced new capabilities to help organizations accelerate enterprise AI initiatives while maintaining visibility, governance, and control over their data. The announcement centers on the introduction of Everpure Data Intelligence, formerly known as 1touch.io, alongside several updates to the company’s Enterprise Data Cloud (EDC) architecture. The company positions the release as a response to
At COMPUTEX 2026, Synology unveiled updates across its storage, data protection, collaboration, surveillance, and private cloud portfolios. The announcements centered on AI integration, hybrid cloud management, and expanded data governance capabilities for both enterprise and consumer environments. Synology also unveiled ActiveProtect Manager 2.0. Synology executives emphasized the company’s focus on data ownership, security, and privacy,
Nutanix announced that its Nutanix Unified Storage (NUS) solution is now NVIDIA-Certified at the enterprise level, validating the platform for enterprise and cloud provider deployments running large-scale production AI workloads. The certification provides a validated configuration intended to reduce integration risk and help customers scale AI infrastructure with more predictable storage behavior. The company also
The Storage Review team visited the Dell campus in Hopkinton to go hands-on with the latest advancements in enterprise storage. This podcast takes place in one of our favorite places, the Hopkinton Dell Lab. Brian connects with Scott Delandy, an Engineering Technologist at Dell, for this interaction to go in-depth on the PowerStore Elite. This
Storage refreshes usually come in two flavors. There’s the quiet uplift, where a vendor rolls in a new CPU, claims a few percentage points of performance, and ships the same chassis with a different sticker. And then there’s the generational reset, where the chassis, drives, interconnect, cache architecture, and management plane all move at once.
Dell Technologies has introduced a broad infrastructure refresh spanning storage, servers, cyber resilience, and private cloud automation, positioning the portfolio around a common enterprise problem: modern AI and high-performance workloads are scaling faster than many existing data centers were built to support. The announcement combines a new flagship PowerStore platform, a sizable PowerEdge server update,
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