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NetApp Enhances Support for AI Workloads at Massive Scale

NetApp, the Intelligent Data Infrastructure company, today announced the release of StorageGRID 12.1, designed to help customers scale AI and other modern workloads with a federated global namespace. The new capabilities improve how data is accessed, processed, and managed across distributed environments to support AI data pipelines, data lakes, and modern object-based applications.

Organizations are contending with rapid growth in unstructured data to serve AI workloads while also managing that data across increasingly distributed hybrid environments. In its Object Storage Solutions Landscape, Q1 2026 report, Forrester notes that the rise of generative AI has pushed object storage further into an AI–optimized data platform beyond its historical uses supporting enterprise data strategies with scalable, durable storage for unstructured data, media, and backups. The updates to NetApp StorageGRID enable organizations to leverage their object data for these emerging uses with new capabilities that simplify operations, improve performance, and reduce costs for data-intensive...

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90% of the World’s Businesses Are SMEs and MSMEs—And AI Is Reshaping Both Their Future and Their Risk

Every year on June 27, the world marks the United Nations International Day for Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (MSME Day). This year’s theme — “The Future Generation of MSMEs: An AI-Driven Future” — could not be more timely, because what I’m seeing on the ground is a story very

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Microsoft rivals line up to tell UK watchdog where the software behemoth hurt them

Browsers, cloud challengers, and Killinghall Parish Council all accuse Redmond of locking in customers, hobbling competition The UK Competition and Markets Authority's (CMA) investigation into Microsoft's business software ecosystem has attracted a full range of comments from the unsurprising to the hyperlocal. The watchdog is looking

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London cops bring live facial recognition to West End

'Permanent biometric surveillance of the public square' incompatible with policing by consent, say critics The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) will start using static live facial recognition (LFR) cameras in London's West End and Soho by the end of this year following a six-month pilot in the

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I made a massive mistake when buying Red Dead Redemption 2 — Here's how to avoid the same trap with GTA 6

It sounds bizarre saying that I wish I could go back in time and bully my past self into spending more money, but that's exactly what I would do when it comes to Red Dead Redemption 2. I first bought the cowboy adventure game on sale back in

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90% of the World’s Businesses Are SMEs and MSMEs—And AI Is Reshaping Both Their Future and Their Risk

Microsoft rivals line up to tell UK watchdog where the software behemoth hurt them

London cops bring live facial recognition to West End

I made a massive mistake when buying Red Dead Redemption 2 &mdash; Here's how to avoid the same trap with GTA 6

I made a massive mistake when buying Red Dead Redemption 2 — Here's how to avoid the same trap with GTA 6