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September 3, 2026 8:32 am

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Simplifying VM Migrations

For infrastructure administrators, migrating virtual machines from vSphere to SUSE Virtualization has historically been a high-friction, error-prone endeavor. The complexity of mapping networks, storage, and metadata across disparate environments often results in long, manual processes that feel disconnected from the rest of the management workflow. We recognized that the "lift and shift" experience needed […]

By: Emiel Brok

August 24, 2026 1:18 am

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Sovereign Cloud in the Public Sector: Understanding Sovereignty for Public Sector Institutions

Public sector institutions handle some of the most sensitive data in existence: citizen records, national security information, healthcare data, financial systems. The cloud makes managing all of that more efficient, but it also raises serious questions about who controls the data, where it lives and what foreign laws might apply to it. That's why sovereign […]

Categories: Corporate, Digital Sovereignty, SUSE Blog

By: Jen Canfor

August 21, 2026 6:17 am

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Enterprise AI Sovereignty Has Three Dimensions: Here’s How SUSE Addresses All of Them

Enterprises aren't short of opinions on AI sovereignty, but the conversation is starting to take a clearer shape. The industry is coalescing around three distinct dimensions of enterprise AI sovereignty: workload control, geopolitical control and compliance. Together, they cover any organization building AI infrastructure that needs to hold up under regulatory scrutiny, geopolitical pressure and […]

Categories: Corporate, Digital Sovereignty, SUSE Blog

By: Andreas Prins

August 15, 2026 3:12 am

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Sovereign Workload Placement: How Regulated Enterprises Decide Where Things Run

For more than a decade, cloud-first was the default. If a workload could run in the public cloud, it went there, and the architecture question was mostly about cost and speed. That default is being replaced by a control-first one. Before a workload is placed, teams now ask who operates it, whose law reaches it, […]

By: Rhys Oxenham

August 11, 2026 7:33 pm

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Owning your intelligence: SUSE joins the Open Secure AI Alliance

Key Takeaways: Relying exclusively on third-party API endpoints introduces unpredictable costs, context leakage and access risks. True digital sovereignty requires an inspectable open source stack across silicon, runtimes and AI frameworks. Open weight models now deliver near-frontier capability required for enterprise-grade defense and local forensics. SUSE is […]

By: Jochen Jaser

August 8, 2026 7:39 pm

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The login screen is where sovereignty gets real

Everyone points at the cloud. Almost nobody points at the front door. Ask most executives where their sovereignty risk sits and they point at the cloud, the data, the AI models. Fair enough, those are big, but there is a smaller thing, sitting underneath all of it, that almost nobody names out loud: the login […]

Categories: Corporate, Digital Sovereignty, SUSE Blog

By: Andreas Prins

July 23, 2026 7:53 am

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Both Are Open Source, So Why Would a Bank Choose SUSE Linux Over Red Hat?

What actually separates SUSE® Linux Enterprise Server from Red Hat Enterprise Linux from a technical perspective when you are a CTO under DORA? I hear the same question across Europe, almost every week. "SUSE Linux and Red Hat Enterprise Linux are both open source. So what really makes them different?" Let’s look […]

By: Dr. Thomas Di Giacomo

July 22, 2026 3:13 am

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Pioneering Cyber Resilience: How SUSE Helps Shape the Future of Open Source Security

The European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is not just another regulatory compliance hurdle; it represents a fundamental shift in how the software industry approaches security. For years, the tech community has discussed "secure-by-design" and customer protection as an ideal. The CRA is now codifying that ideal into law. Key takeaways Pioneering Reporting […]

By: Vince Matev

July 15, 2026 9:14 am

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Industrializing Host-Based Routing for the Horizontal Telco Cloud

Guest blog post authored by: Guillaume Le Mener, VP of Product Marketing, 6WIND A joint perspective from SUSE and 6WIND for Telcos, CaaS operators, and Project Sylva adopters For Tier-1 operators building horizontal telco clouds that require strict multi-tenant isolation at scale, Host-Based Routing (HBR) has emerged as a primary networking […]

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Category: Solutions

Simplifying VM Migrations

Sovereign Cloud in the Public Sector: Understanding Sovereignty for Public Sector Institutions

Enterprise AI Sovereignty Has Three Dimensions: Here’s How SUSE Addresses All of Them

Sovereign Workload Placement: How Regulated Enterprises Decide Where Things Run

Owning your intelligence: SUSE joins the Open Secure AI Alliance

The login screen is where sovereignty gets real

Both Are Open Source, So Why Would a Bank Choose SUSE Linux Over Red Hat?

Pioneering Cyber Resilience: How SUSE Helps Shape the Future of Open Source Security

Industrializing Host-Based Routing for the Horizontal Telco Cloud

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