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Summary of October 2025

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Caeves Launches AI-powered Deep Storage on Microsoft Azure

Transforming enterprise data and archives into AI-ready assets

Nvidia Launches BlueField-4: The Processor Powering the Operating System of AI Factories

New Nvidia BlueField DPUs with 800Gb/s throughput, Nvidia ConnectX-9 SuperNICs and Nvidia DOCA microservices deliver breakthrough acceleration for AI data storage, networking and security | by Philippe Nicolas

DCAI Becomes One of the First in Europe to Receive Nvidia DGX B300 Systems, Ushering in a New Era of AI Infrastructure for the Region

An AI infrastructure provider that operates the Danish supercomputer Gefion

Nscale and Vast Data Unite to Build the Global Fabric for AI Accelerated by Nvidia

A vertically integrated hyperscale cloud powered by the Vast AI OS and engineered to handle the most demanding AI workloads

Arctera Expands AI-powered Real-time Anomaly Detection for All Data, Any App, Anywhere

With Arctera InfoScale

Dell AI Data Platform Advancements Unlock Power of Enterprise Data to Accelerate AI Outcomes

Designed to help enterprises turn distributed, siloed data into faster, more reliable AI outcomes

HighPoint Unveils Rocket 7624A PCIe Gen 5 x16 to 2-MCIOx8 NVMe RAID Adapter

Target MSRP of USD $999, delivering up to 32GB/s aggregate throughput, with advanced cooling solution

Keysight Enables SK hynix to Achieve Top-Tier OCP S.A.F.E. Evaluation for SSD Solution

Security evaluation expertise helps address growing supply chain risks and evolving hyperscale data center security requirements.

SANBlaze Expands NVMe Test Solutions with PCIe Gen6 Platform and OCP 2.6 Certification Support

PCIe Gen6 NVMe validation and compliance test system and release of OCP-compliant 2.6 test suite, developed in partnership with Microsoft Azure

Novachips Launches Customized COTS M.2 SSD for Satellite Applications

Dual-side M.2 80mm form factor with capacities up to 2TB, and engineered to protect its components from low-energy protons using special coating materials