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December 15, 2025 9:15 am

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Building the AI-Native Telco: SUSE Telco Cloud on Intel® Xeon® 6 SoC-based Supermicro systems

Guest blog post authored by: Michael Holzerland, EMEA Telco Lead at Supermicro Niall Power, Solutions Architect and Intel FlexRAN Software PLM at Intel Telecommunications operators are transforming their networks to support 5G-Advanced, ORAN, massive MEC scale-out, and AI-driven automation. These transformations demand infrastructure that simultaneously delivers extreme packet-processing performance, deterministic low latency, integrated […]

Categories: Cloud-native Transformation, DevOps, Digital Transformation, Intel, Interoperability, Kubernetes, Supermicro, SUSE Blog, SUSE Edge for Telco, Technical Solutions, Telecom

By: Jen Canfor

December 12, 2025 7:47 am

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AI Predictive Maintenance Explained: Tools, Models & Real-World Uses

AI predictive maintenance represents a fundamental shift in how enterprises approach equipment reliability. It has potential to improve maintenance workflows, deployment strategies and governance frameworks across sectors. By leveraging machine learning when analyzing equipment behavior patterns, organizations increase their capacity to anticipate failures. As a result, you can reduce disruptions to operations, optimize maintenance schedules […]

Categories: Corporate, SUSE AI, SUSE Blog

By: Phan Le

December 12, 2025 2:21 am

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UBLK Frontend Support for SUSE Storage (Longhorn) v2 Data Engine

Longhorn’s v2 data engine (SPDK-based) can expose volumes as Linux block devices using different frontends. By default, v2 volumes use NVMe-oF, but you can also choose the UBLK frontend, which exposes a v2 volume as a local block device using the Linux ublk driver plus SPDK’s ublk framework. Prereqs (and a quick warning) […]

Categories: Kubernetes, SUSE Blog, SUSE Storage

By: Michal Koutný

December 10, 2025 5:24 pm

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net_cls in the time of cgroup v2

Do you ever wonder how to apply specific networking rules to a chosen program, e.g. a browser? Network rules based on PID (process ID) were dropped in 2005 for good reasons. Let's not bring up entire containers for a moment (where you can define separate configuration in network_namespaces(7)) but take only one part of […]

By: Andreas Prins

December 9, 2025 8:00 am

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Building the European Sovereign Stack: SUSE and evroc Join Forces for a Truly European Cloud

What makes a stack truly sovereign European enterprises are rapidly recognizing that digital sovereignty is no longer a theoretical concept but a strategic requirement. The European Commission’s Cloud Sovereignty Framework clearly defines that sovereignty depends on three inseparable elements: jurisdictional control over infrastructure, autonomy in software choice, and independent operational support. Organizations across sectors […]

Categories: Announcements, Corporate, Digital Sovereignty, Featured Content, Featured Content Main, News, Partners, Solutions, SUSE Blog, SUSE News, Website

By: Cara Ferguson

December 9, 2025 12:17 am

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How to Explain Linux to Your Family Over the Holidays: A Survival Guide

The potatoes are passed, the meal is served and then it comes: the annual, inevitable question from Aunt Carol: "So, what do you actually do?" If you work in Linux, you know the struggle. You could launch into an explanation of kernels, distributions and system architecture, but you've learned that leads to glazed […]

By: Jen Canfor

December 5, 2025 3:57 am

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What Is AIOps? A Complete Guide for IT Teams

What is AIOps and how can it transform your IT operations? AIOps combines artificial intelligence and machine learning to automate, optimize and enhance IT operations management. This guide explores AIOps benefits, tools and implementation strategies that modern IT teams need to manage complex environments proactively and reduce downtime through intelligent automation. What is […]

Categories: Corporate, SUSE AI, SUSE Blog

By: Jen Canfor

December 5, 2025 3:53 am

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Managing AI Workloads: Strategies, Tools and Best Practices

AI workloads are the computational tasks and processes required to develop, deploy and run artificial intelligence models in enterprise environments. As organizations increasingly adopt AI to drive business innovation and automation, understanding how to effectively manage these workloads becomes critical for success. This guide explores what AI workloads are, the different types you'll encounter, key […]

Categories: Corporate, SUSE AI, SUSE Blog

By: Stacey Miller

December 5, 2025 1:14 am

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Future Trends in Private AI: What’s Next for Secure and Scalable AI

Yesterday’s AI pilots are turning into production deployments. Data teams are becoming accountable to boards. AI security policies that were written in the abstract are now facing real workloads with customer, patient and citizen data. As your enterprise AI initiative scales, success depends on the control you maintain over where workloads run and how […]

Categories: Corporate, SUSE AI, SUSE Blog

Category: SUSE Blog

Building the AI-Native Telco: SUSE Telco Cloud on Intel® Xeon® 6 SoC-based Supermicro systems

AI Predictive Maintenance Explained: Tools, Models & Real-World Uses

UBLK Frontend Support for SUSE Storage (Longhorn) v2 Data Engine

net_cls in the time of cgroup v2

Building the European Sovereign Stack: SUSE and evroc Join Forces for a Truly European Cloud

How to Explain Linux to Your Family Over the Holidays: A Survival Guide

What Is AIOps? A Complete Guide for IT Teams

Managing AI Workloads: Strategies, Tools and Best Practices

Future Trends in Private AI: What’s Next for Secure and Scalable AI

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