IBM and Red Hat have expanded their enterprise security strategy with two announcements in quick succession: joining Anthropic’s Project Glasswing on May 19 and introducing Project Lightwell on May 28, aligning large-scale engineering investment with industry collaboration to address growing risks in open-source and AI-driven environments. IBM and Red Hat Launch Project Lightwell Project Lightwell

JetCool has launched its SmartPlate System for Dell PowerEdge R770 and R7725 servers, expanding its direct-to-chip liquid cooling portfolio to align with next-generation server platforms based on 5th Gen AMD EPYC and Intel Xeon 6 processors. The company originally announced the Dell PowerEdge support at Dell Technologies World in May, positioning the solution for enterprise

Computex 2026 has kicked off in Taipei, and as usual, NVIDIA set the tone with a Jensen Huang keynote that ran the length of the company’s roadmap. A good chunk of it was the datacenter GPU goodness we had already seen, with Vera Rubin now in full production and the by-now-familiar messaging about agents reshaping

At COMPUTEX 2026, HPE announced the ProLiant Compute DL394 Gen12, a next-generation 2U server built around the NVIDIA Vera CPU. The platform is designed to support emerging agentic AI and data-intensive workloads that require high memory bandwidth, low latency, and deterministic performance. The system integrates HPE’s enterprise management and security stack, including Integrated Lights-Out and

QNAP has released QuTS hero h6.0 Beta, the latest version of its ZFS-based NAS operating system. This update brings several additions for enterprise NAS users, including dual-NAS high availability, immutable snapshots, centralized encryption key management, storage tiering, access controls, and AI-assisted administration. The update extends HA support to additional QNAP models, and QNAP says more

At the Mistral AI NOW Summit, VAST Data outlined its partnership with Mistral AI and Mistral Compute, detailing a joint effort to deploy NVIDIA-accelerated AI factories in Europe. The collaboration aligns three core layers required for production AI: NVIDIA accelerated compute, Mistral’s frontier models, and the VAST AI Operating System as the unified data platform.

Silicon Motion has introduced the SM2524XT, a PCIe Gen5 DRAM-less SSD controller targeting AI PCs, edge AI systems, and workloads centered on local AI inference. The controller is engineered to meet the storage demands of KV cache-intensive workloads, where sustained random I/O performance and low-latency access are increasingly critical for continuous inference. Silicon Motion says

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

LiquidStack announced the general availability of its GigaModular coolant distribution unit platform, targeting high-density AI and HPC deployments requiring scalable liquid-cooling infrastructure. The system introduces a modular architecture that aligns with the requirements of the NVIDIA Vera Rubin platform. It supports deployments ranging from initial buildouts to multi-megawatt-scale environments, with validated capacity now expanded to