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Is your private AI data truly safe on bare-metal servers?
Red Hat launches OpenShift Sandboxed Containers 1.12 and Trustee 1.1 to secure data in use through hardware-level isolation and remote attestation.
Oracle Transforms the Database into an Active AI Operating System
Key takeaways from the Oracle AI Database Analyst Summit 2026 consists of Oracle redefining the modern enterprise by transforming the database into an AI operating system that architects agents, models and kernel-level security directly with governed data, enabling high-performance agentic applications to run seamlessly and securely across any major cloud environment.
Is the Spectrum License Becoming a Relic of Pre-Optical Infrastructure?
X-lumin’s TeraLink logs 0.0243 ms latency at 400 Gbps under commercial conditions; challenges OpEx and permitting costs embedded in fiber and microwave backhaul models.
Amazon Introduces S3 Files: Can Object Storage Become the Default Execution Layer for File Workloads?
Amazon Introduces S3 Files: Can Object Storage Become the Default Execution Layer for File Workloads?
Is Physical AI the Market That Makes MIPS Impossible to Ignore?
ARC acquisition, ForwardEdge aerospace win, INOVA robotics platform, and Green Hills safety SDK frame MIPS as an embedded Physical AI contender
Commvault Cloud: Does Resilience Belong in the Control Layer?
New capabilities introduce governed data activation, agent visibility, and full-stack recovery across AI workloads and systems.
Oracle Reinvents Mission-Critical Infrastructure: Unifying Continuous Availability, AI-Ready Security, and Quantum Resilience
Oracle is transforming enterprise infrastructure by democratizing elite-level availability and zero-trust security through its new MAA tiers and quantum-resistant protections, ensuring that the most demanding mission-critical workloads remain resilient against both modern systemic outages and future cyber threats.
Is AWS’s $50B Silicon Business Potentially the Most Undervalued Asset in Tech?
Amazon’s three-chip portfolio could represent a standalone semiconductor giant hiding inside a cloud company’s balance sheet.
Will Cisco finally solve the AI agent trust deficit?
Cisco targets AI reliability by pursuing the acquisition of Galileo, aiming to bring real-time observability and guardrails to multi-agent systems.
Lenovo Completes Infinidat Acquisition: What Changes in the Storage Layer?
Lenovo adds a high-end enterprise storage platform with a distinct architecture, service model, and installed base.
Nutanix .NEXT 2026: Scaling AI Sovereignty and Decoupling from Legacy Virtualization
Nutanix is expanding its Cloud Platform with Agentic AI, bare-metal Kubernetes, and zero-copy migrations to provide a hardware-agnostic, sovereign infrastructure that enables enterprises to scale AI workloads and exit legacy virtualization without operational friction or supply chain constraints.
Ingram Micro: Defining the Future of AI Distribution as a Microsoft Frontier Partner
Ingram Micro is leveraging its newly secured Microsoft Frontier Distributor designation to transform the traditional distribution model into a high-value consultancy, utilizing its Xvantage platform to bridge the gap between AI experimentation and global, full-scale execution for its partners.