WEKA has launched two connected products: NeuralMesh 6, its most significant software release to date, and WEKApod 3, a new generation of storage appliances designed and engineered by WEKA to run it. NeuralMesh 6 remains deployable on customer-selected hardware, while WEKApod provides the turnkey path, shipping with the software preinstalled. NeuralMesh 6 introduces native multi-tenancy,
Couchbase has announced the general availability of its AI Data Plane, positioning it as a unified data infrastructure layer for enterprise AI agents. The release is aimed at organizations trying to move agentic AI projects beyond pilots by combining persistent memory, real-time context retrieval, and consistent data access across cloud, edge, and lakehouse environments within
Most RMM (remote monitoring and management) platforms are very good at telling you something broke, but not much help with actually fixing it. Aipex, a clean-sheet, AI-first product from Tassient, is built to do both. Ask it in plain English why a machine crashed, and it will read the dump, name the kernel driver responsible,
Virtuozzo has announced that Virtuozzo Storage has achieved Veeam Ready certification as an object storage backup target and is now listed in the Veeam Ready database. The certification validates interoperability and performance requirements for use with Veeam’s object storage capabilities. It allows customers to use Virtuozzo Storage as a certified backup repository while maintaining existing
CTERA has announced a new integration with n8n, the agentic workflow automation platform, to connect enterprise file data with AI services, applications, and business processes. The integration extends the CTERA Intelligent Data Platform into the rapidly growing ecosystem of agentic AI and workflow automation tools while maintaining enterprise governance and security controls. The integration introduces
Proxmox has released Proxmox Datacenter Manager 1.1, a new update to its centralized management platform for overseeing distributed Proxmox environments. The release adds automated installation workflows, centralized subscription management, unified Ceph monitoring, and broader guest and snapshot management capabilities, and updates the underlying software stack. The update is mostly focused on simplifying administration across
Proxmox has released Proxmox VE 9.2, the newest version of its open-source virtualization platform for enterprise deployments. The update introduces a dynamic load balancer, broader software-defined networking capabilities, and more detailed controls for custom CPU models, while also updating the platform’s underlying software stack. The release is primarily focused on improving how clusters distribute workloads
Broadcom announced VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1, positioning the platform as a private cloud foundation optimized for production AI workloads. The release focuses on tighter integration of AI and Kubernetes, expanded hardware support across AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA, and embedded security capabilities designed for enterprise AI deployments. The update targets organizations running inference and emerging agentic
Proxmox has released Proxmox Backup Server 4.2, a new update built on Debian 13.4 “Trixie” with refreshed packages, improved hardware support, and security updates from the newer base system. The release also moves to Linux kernel 7.0 as the stable default and includes ZFS 2.4 for storage environments that rely on ZFS-backed infrastructure. The update
After publishing our article about Microsoft’s opt-in native NVMe feature on Windows Server 2025, we received multiple requests for a direct comparison of storage performance between Windows Server 2025 with native NVMe and a Linux-based server OS. One especially enthusiastic Redditor even offered us beer to do it! Since there were obviously no other reasonable options, we decided to
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