WEKA builds NeuralMesh architecture for exascale AI workloads
WEKA has announced a NeuralMesh transformation of its parallel file system software to accelerate AI at scale.
The basis of this is that traditional storage architectures have not been designed...
SingleStore supercharges database for AI
SingleStore has souped up its unified real-time transactional and analytic database for AI, showing off the new features at a "Feeling the Flow" Upsert event.
An upsert in SQL updates...
VAST Data goes to Voltage Park
Voltage Park is using VAST Data storage and AI OS software for its AI-focused GPU cloud.
AI OS, launched in May, provides services for distributed agentic computing and AI agents...
Qdrant CEO on why AI needs purpose-built vector search
Qdrant is an open source vector database startup, with more than 10 million installs. We spoke to founder and CEO Andre Zayarni to find out more about Qdrant's differentiation...
Storage news ticker – June 16
Optical character recognition (OCR) replacement tech provider Adeptia, an intelligent data automation company, announced AIDP, an AI-driven Intelligent Document Processing offering, for use in the cloud, on-prem, and in...
Storage news roundup – June 13
US semiconductor giant Qualcomm is to buy UK-based Alphawave IP Group, AKA Alphawave Semi. The $2.4bn deal will see Qualcomm take control of the UK target’s “high-speed wired connectivity...
VAST helps spin up Jensen Huang’s data flywheel in Paris AI throwdown
VAST Data has been fingered as a key partner in Nvidia’s efforts to spin up a “data flywheel” for continuous model improvement as the GPU giant spun up its...
Hitachi’s Pentaho sub reworks product set to get data fit for the AI race
Hitachi’s reanimated Pentaho business has overhauled its data catalog and optimizer products to make them – and customers’ data – fit for the AI age.
The catalog has been reworked...
Nebius taps WEKA for top layer of storage in GPU farms
WEKA has struck a collaboration agreement with Nebius that will see the high end storage purveyor’s platform made available through the GPU-as-a-service vendor’s datacenters.
Netherlands-based Nebius focuses on supporting AI...
Why more enterprises aren’t adopting private AI, and how to fix it
Private on-premises AI offers untold benefits for enterprises, but there are some challenges to overcome first.
We think of enterprise AI as transformative, yet adoption remains limited beyond the largest...
Storage News Roundup – June 9
Lightbits has unveiled a reference architecture for what it claims is “scalable, highly available, disaggregated, software-defined storage” for simplifying and accelerating Kubernetes deployments. The architecture, designed with AMD, aims...
Hitachi promises time travel for LLMs – just don’t lose your RAG
Hitachi Vantara is claiming to have cracked the problem of time travel in AI, though its biggest immediate challenge seems to be whether to charge for it.
The vendor unwrapped...