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Recap ISC 2026

Confirming its role in the HPC ecosystem and now in AI within Europe

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Qualcomm Unveils Comprehensive Data Center Roadmap for the Agentic AI Era with New Qualcomm Dragonfly Portfolio

Confirming an ambitious compute and connectivity strategy to support the AI tsunami

Apple to Increase Spend with Broadcom to Produce Billions More US Chips

New multiyear agreement includes expansion to facility in Fort Collins, Colorado

Rocket Software Joins the HPE Unleash AI Partner Program to Accelerate AI Adoption Across Mission-Critical Environments

Expanded collaboration with HPE empowers organizations to fully enable AI while managing risk

HighPoint and OSNexus Launch Turnkey True Unified Storage Solution to Accelerate AI, M&E, and Private Cloud Infrastructure

By pairing OSNexus QuantaStor Software-Defined Storage with the HighPoint RocketStor 4243AS hardware-neutral BYOD platform, the joint solution delivers multi-protocol file, block, and object storage at bare-metal NVMe-oF speeds

FalconStor Launches Cloud Clean Room: A Secure On-Demand Cyber Recovery Infrastructure for IBM Power Environments

Built on patent-pending Zero Trust Secure Enclave technology, design to simplify validated recovery for IBM Power environments

Hey Man, Cheech & Chong’s Last Movie Rolls With SNS EVO

Proving the quality and role of SNS EVO | by Philippe Nicolas

Backblaze Publishes Q1 2026 Drive Stats: Reliability Improves as 92% of New Deployments Exceed 20TB

AI workloads push enterprises toward high-capacity storage; fleet AFR improves to 1.24% YoY

N-able Appoints Cybersecurity Sales Veteran Russell Rosa as Chief Revenue Officer to Drive Upmarket Expansion and Accelerate Partner-Led Growth Across the Channel

Seasoned cybersecurity and channel sales executive to lead global sales, partner ecosystem, support and sales operations

R&D: Extreme Stability in Ultrafast Nanomagnetism Aids the Development of Faster Data Storage

Work of physicist Johan Mentink, Radboud University, shows that these boundaries are much more stable than previously thought; insight will aid the development of future ultra-fast and compact data storage | by Philippe Nicolas