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DataVolt secures up to $150m to build one of Central Asia’s largest AI-ready data centres in Uzbekistan
Four development finance institutions have backed the 12MW Tashkent facility on non-recourse terms, a structure that signals confidence in Uzbekistan’s digital infrastructure market and its push to grow AI products and services to $1.5bn by 2030.
Everpure bets its roadmap on data primacy, sequencing every release around one path to production AI
At Accelerate 2026, the company unified Data Intelligence, Data Stream, and its Enterprise Data Cloud updates behind a single argument: that enterprises must treat data, not applications, as their system of record before AI can be trusted in production.
Confluent Moves to Close the Gap Where Enterprise AI Projects Quietly Die
The data streaming pioneer has shipped a wave of capabilities aimed at the security and engineering failures that stall most AI deployments before they reach a single customer, with Steve Fernandes arguing that real-time data has become the precondition the market can no longer treat as optional.
The Spider on the Lens: How a Product Failure Shaped Axis Communications' Perimeter Security Philosophy
An infrared camera attracting insects sounds like a minor inconvenience. For Axis Communications, it became the design insight that redirected ten years of perimeter security development and repositioned the company's entire approach to critical infrastructure protection.
Core42 triples Buffalo capacity as its AI infrastructure buildout spans three continents
The Lake Mariner expansion to 60MW is one front in a network that now runs across the US, Europe and the Middle East, with 10 operational sites and more due through 2026.
Everpure’s Cyber Focus Pulls the Storage Layer Into the Centre of Enterprise Defence
The company formerly known as Pure Storage has formally brought a focus to its platform as an active cyber defender. It is a strategic shift with implications for every vendor in the enterprise storage market.
Confluent's Argument Is Simple: AI Doesn't Fail at the Model Layer. It Fails in the Pipeline
Timed to Current London, Confluent's latest releases address the compliance, connectivity, and workflow fragmentation that keeps enterprise AI projects in controlled environments and out of the real world.
VAST Data Closes Series F at $30 Billion Valuation as AI Buildout Redraws the Data Infrastructure Map
VAST Data has closed its Series F financing round at a $30 billion valuation, more than tripling the $9.1 billion it commanded at its Series E in late 2023 and placing the data infrastructure company among the most richly valued privately held businesses built around the AI buildout.
The Infrastructure Reckoning: Nutanix Moves to Capitalise on Enterprise IT's Biggest Shakeup in a Decade
Five sweeping announcements at its .NEXT 2026 conference in Chicago cover alliances with NetApp and MongoDB, bare-metal Kubernetes, a neocloud AI platform, and a direct pitch to VMware's displaced channel partners. Together, they mark Nutanix's most consequential platform bet since it shipped its first hyperconverged appliance. The timing is not coincidental. Broadcom's acquisition of VMware has set off the largest involuntary re-platforming cycle in enterprise IT in a decade, and Nutanix intends to be the primary beneficiary.
Denodo joins open data initiative to tackle AI interoperability
As AI deployments scale, organisations are discovering that fragmented metrics between platforms are a structural liability. OSI — and Denodo's participation in it — is a bet on fixing that at the specification level.
ManageEngine Posted 20% UAE Growth. Its New Data Centres Are Just Getting Started.
Local infrastructure is live, the certifications are in place, and the procurement doors are open. For ManageEngine, the real work in the Gulf is only now beginning.
Closing the Complexity Gap:Resilience, Sovereignty, and the New Cloud Security Imperative
88% of organisations now run hybrid or multi-cloud environments, yet two-thirds lack confidence in real-time threat detection. Drawing on the 2026 Fortinet Cloud Security Report and Fortinet EMEA CISO Alain Sanchez, this article explores why the shift from prevention to resilience is reshaping enterprise cybersecurity.
Confluent launches reseller programme to help partners capture data streaming market
New Sell With Confluent initiative offers system integrators automated tools, transparent pricing and co-investment funds as the IBM-backed company targets its growing partner network
Pure Storage Becomes Everpure and Intends to Acquire 1touch in AI Data Push
The flash storage company is rebranding and making its biggest strategic bet yet — turning raw enterprise data into AI-ready intelligence.
WSO2 Introduces Income-Based Pricing Model for Governments Worldwide
The enterprise software provider has launched a new index-based pricing framework tying government subscription fees to World Bank income classifications, aiming to make digital infrastructure more accessible and predictable for public-sector organisations globally.
Khazna Introduces Thuraya Program to Strengthen UAE’s AI Infrastructure Talent Pipeline
Khazna Data Centers has unveiled Thuraya, a structured graduate development programme designed to prepare early-career engineers for mission-critical roles, reinforcing the UAE’s long-term ambition to build sovereign AI infrastructure capability.
Why Data Teams Will Become the Next Power Centre in AI-Driven Companies
As AI systems move deeper into operations, the real control point is shifting upstream. The teams that manage data are becoming the ones who decide what organisations can safely automate — and what they cannot.
How VAST Data quietly built an operating system for AI
VAST Data did not set out to build an “AI operating system.” But as GPUs, memory, and data pipelines strained under real-world AI workloads, its storage platform evolved into something closer to infrastructure coordination than storage alone.
Cloudflare tracked 180 disruptions in 2025. Q4 was mostly cables, blackouts, and weather
Cloudflare says Q4 2025 included “only a single government-directed Internet shutdown.” The bigger story was infrastructure: cable cuts, power outages, weather events, and technical issues across providers and platforms.
What Veeam’s Role at Unifrutti Says About Modern Agriculture
As farming becomes more data-dependent, Unifrutti’s reliance on Veeam shows how resilience has replaced innovation as the priority in global food systems.