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By: Meike Chabowski

July 22, 2026 10:00 pm

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Next-Gen Telco Cloud Performance with AMD EPYC 9005 Series

5G-Advanced and Open RAN deployments demand ultra-low latency, power-efficient edge compute, and seamless integration of AI-augmented workloads. To help telecom operators solve these physical edge constraints and latency challenges, SUSE and AMD have released a validated Technical Reference Documentation (TRD). Running SUSE Telco Cloud on 5th Gen AMD® EPYC™ 9005 Series Processors delivers a robust, […]

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By: Meike Chabowski

July 22, 2026 9:20 pm

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You Read Them, You Rate Them: SUSE Documentation Survey 2026

The 2026 SUSE Documentation Survey is LIVE! Enterprise software is only as good as the docs that power it, and nobody knows where our docs shine—or where they fall short—better than you. Whether you rely on our guides to keep mission-critical infrastructure running smoothly or drop in for quick troubleshooting, your real-world experience […]

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By: Meike Chabowski

July 15, 2026 4:03 pm

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Shaking Up the Radio Access Network with SUSE and OCUDU

Telecom networks traditionally run on proprietary hardware and software stacks that lock operators into rigid vendor roadmaps. If you want to change a single component, you often have to overhaul the entire system. Fortunately, the industry is moving toward open, disaggregated, and AI-native architectures. Our latest Technical Reference guide shows exactly how we made this […]

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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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By: Meike Chabowski

July 13, 2026 9:02 pm

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Economically Sustainable Reliability at Machine Speed

The following is a guest blog post authored by Matthew Small, VP Customer Success, Revenium. Accountability for Liz and the crew Agentic workforces are assembling at SUSE. Liz, the AI assistant SUSE built to be the most enthusiastic SME SRE on your IT team, isn't just one assistant anymore. It's now got an entire SRE […]

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By: Vince Matev

July 9, 2026 6:23 am

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AI-Native Disaggregated RAN: Project Sylva Reference Architecture with SUSE Telco Cloud and OCUDU RAN stack

Blog post authored by: Nils Fuerste, DevOps Engineer at Software Radio Systems Alberto Morgante, Principal Telco Engineer at SUSE   Introduction Communication Service Providers (CSPs) are transitioning to open, disaggregated, and AI-native network architectures to reduce costs, eliminate vendor lock-in, and accelerate innovation in 5G and 6G services. This shift requires tight integration between […]

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By: Stacey Miller

July 6, 2026 10:00 am

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SUSE AI Factory with NVIDIA is now generally available

Turning AI potential into operational resilience Key takeaways Operational shift: The AI hype cycle is officially moving into true enterprise industrialization and mission-critical deployment. Turnkey platform: SUSE AI Factory with NVIDIA delivers a secure framework to easily launch scalable workflows. Economic stability: Organizations benefit from predictable CapEx models and unified, end-to-end infrastructure support. The era […]

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By: Peter Schinagl

June 24, 2026 2:15 pm

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SUSE Multi-Linux Manager 5.x on Azure

Welcome back to  SUSE Solutions on Azure: The Technical Series Bridging the Gap Between Linux Freedom and Azure Scale Architecting enterprise Linux on Azure requires balancing open-source innovation with rigorous corporate control. This series provides the technical blueprints to help you shift from managing individual distributions to building a unified, secure, and resilient Linux stack […]

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By: Meike Chabowski

June 24, 2026 11:39 am

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Running highly available virtualization at the Edge with just two data nodes

Edge computing always presents a familiar puzzle. You need your applications to be highly available because out there in the real world, things break. But you also have to fit your hardware into cramped, power-constrained cabinets. And, frankly, you need to stay within a reasonable budget. Traditionally, if you wanted production-grade, distributed storage that could […]

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