Everpure is aligning its FlashBlade//EXA platform with NVIDIA’s evolving AI Factory architectures while previewing a new automation layer called Everpure Data Stream. The announcement extends Evergreen//One support to EXA and introduces a service designed to streamline data movement across AI pipelines, targeting one of the most common enterprise AI challenges: projects that work in pilot

Everpure has expanded its Enterprise Data Cloud strategy by adding ActiveCluster support for file workloads. This new capability aims to provide policy-driven availability and mobility across the entire storage fleet. It ensures that data remains accessible as it moves between environments without interrupting applications. Targeting Legacy Constraints for AI and Unstructured Data The growth of

CTERA has introduced Fusion Direct, a federated data architecture designed to collapse the long-standing gap between enterprise file systems and object storage. The new offering extends the CTERA Fusion family, which already includes CTERA Fusion Gateway, and is positioned as a core component of the CTERA Intelligent Data Platform. The goal is to present a

Nimbus Data introduced FlashMax as its next-generation multiprotocol all-flash platform for modern data centers. Positioned as a successor to the company’s FlashRack line, FlashMax combines PCIe-based expansion, rack-level resiliency, and next-generation data reduction while presenting block, file, and object services within a single namespace. Thomas Isakovich, founder and CEO of Nimbus Data, says traditional enterprise

Pure Storage has rebranded as Everpure™, positioning the move as a shift from reshaping enterprise storage to defining broader data management outcomes. Alongside the name change, Everpure has signed a definitive agreement to acquire 1touch, a data intelligence and orchestration company focused on delivering a unified view of enterprise information. The combination is intended to

IBM has launched its next-generation IBM FlashSystem portfolio, making it an autonomous storage layer powered by agentic AI. This new version builds on FlashSystem’s existing AI features. IBM is improving resilience and automating operations. It offers ongoing protection, automated threat analysis, and personalized recovery advice. IBM claims this method can cut manual storage management tasks

TrueNAS has launched the R60, a storage platform created to address traditional capacity limits. The R60 features a high-density NVMe design built for AI, HPC, and analytics I/O profiles. Packaged in a 1U platform, the R60 is designed to deliver consistent throughput and operational reliability in compute-intensive environments without compromising data control, cost, or long-term

VDURA has introduced a new “Flash Relief Program” for organizations facing sharp NAND-driven price volatility and constrained SSD supply. The company positions the offer as a direct response to escalating all-flash platform costs and extended lead times, particularly for high-capacity SSDs used in AI and high-performance file system deployments. Market context: NAND pricing shock and

VAST Data introduced VAST Amplify, a capacity-optimization and customer-engagement program designed to help enterprises and service providers increase effective flash capacity by leveraging SSDs already deployed in their environments. Positioned for a market where storage lead times and allocation windows are tightening, the program focuses on identifying underutilized flash and rapidly qualifying existing hardware for