Dell Technologies has announced a series of enhancements to the Dell AI Factory to simplify and accelerate the enterprise AI journey. The expanded offerings focus on enhancing performance and automation for AI tasks while addressing common challenges through integrated, reliable on-premises infrastructure that provides greater control and more predictable operations. This timing aligns with a

Hewlett Packard Enterprise, IBM, and Quantum, collectively known as the LTO Technology Provider Companies, have officially announced the specifications for a new LTO-10 data cartridge featuring 40TB of native storage capacity. This update to the LTO Ultrium format delivers a substantial capacity increase and a retooled technology roadmap that aligns with current trends in AI-driven

Quantum has updated its ActiveScale object storage platform, significantly improving access to cold data in Glacier-class archive tiers. This update features an exclusive Ranged Restore capability for tape-based cold storage, using Quantum’s patented erasure-coded object-on-tape design. Along with a new restore engine optimized for small-object performance, these changes transform tape archives from slow, offline storage

MinIO has introduced ExaPOD, a modular reference architecture for developing and managing exascale AI infrastructure. This was created in collaboration with Intel, Solidigm, and Supermicro. ExaPOD operates on MinIO AIStor, MinIO’s exascale data storage system for AI companies. It extends the existing DataPOD concept from 100-petabyte units to one-exabyte blocks. ExaPOD serves as a reusable

Micron Technology has begun shipping qualification samples of its automotive-grade UFS 4.1 storage solution to customers globally. Unveiled at the Automotive Computing Conference in Munich, the new solution is built on Micron’s ninth-generation 3D NAND technology and designed to support the growing data demands of intelligent, AI-driven automotive systems. Bandwidth and AI Data Handling Micron’s

HPE expanded Cray supercomputing solutions center on multi-vendor, multi-workload blade architecture, unified management, and high-performance interconnected fabric.

Qumulo has announced a trio of new products designed to help organizations better manage massive amounts of unstructured data across the cloud, edge, and on-premises environments. The latest offerings include Helios, Cloud AI Accelerator, and AI Networking, all built to address the growing challenge of moving, analyzing, and scaling data in fast-paced, compute-intensive environments. Helios

Seagate has introduced the Exos 4U100 and 4U74 JBOD systems, designed for data-focused environments in main data centers and at the edge. These systems offer up to 3.2PB of storage in a single, high-density chassis, making them among the most efficient JBOD options for businesses experiencing rapid data growth, hybrid setups, and new compliance requirements.

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