SUSE Solidifies Position as Platform for AI Workloads

SUSE Solidifies Position as Platform for AI Workloads

News summary: Intelligent operations: SUSE Rancher Prime expands AI-driven management capabilities with Liz, its context-aware AI assistant, and specialized agents for troubleshooting Kubernetes and virtual machines. Unified open infrastructure: New SUSE Rancher Prime capabilities simplify Kubernetes and VM management, while SLES 16.1 unifies traditional, immutable and real-time workloads within one enterprise operating system. Secure AI …

SUSE Solidifies Position as Platform for AI Workloads - CIO&Leader

SUSE the leading sovereign open infrastructure company, today announced new capabilities across its open infrastructure platform to help enterprises deploy, manage, and secure AI and business-critical workloads across hybrid environments.…

SUSE expands AI-assisted management and security capabilities across enterprise infrastructure

SUSE has announced new capabilities across its Rancher Prime, AI Factory and Linux Enterprise Server platforms, focusing on AI-assisted infrastructure management, Kubernetes and virtual machine operations, and software supply chain security.

SUSE Announces Rancher AI Crew Integration for Virtual Machines

SLES 16.1 became available Nov. 10, while no general-availability date was announced for the Rancher AI Crew or VM troubleshooting.

SUSE Introduces AI Tools to Strengthen Enterprise Infrastructure

SUSE®, the leading sovereign open infrastructure company, announced new capabilities across its open infrastructure platform to help enterprises deploy, manage, and secure AI and business-critical workloads across hybrid environments. The platform unites SUSE Rancher Prime for managing Kubernetes applications and virtual machines, SUSE AI Factory for building and running AI workloads, and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 16.1, the enterprise …

SUSE updates platform to manage AI & Linux workloads

The update aims to help businesses run AI and traditional systems together as security concerns and operational complexity rise across hybrid estates.