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September 28, 2026 9:00 am
219 viewsClearing the Vulnerability Backlog Safely: Agentic SecOps on SUSE AI Factory with the NVIDIA Open Agent Safety Platform
Scan a mid-sized container estate and you get back somewhere north of four thousand findings. Maybe thirty matter. The rest are unreachable code paths, packages that aren't installed at runtime, images nobody has deployed since the last reorg. Working out which thirty is not hard, exactly — it's just that each one takes twenty minutes […]
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September 24, 2026 3:49 pm
111 viewsDelivering Real Value: Why Enterprise Success Starts with Choice, Trust and Execution
When connecting with enterprise leaders worldwide, one message is clear: organizations are facing unprecedented operational complexity. Whether modernizing datacenters, scaling Kubernetes or deploying secure private AI, teams need open technology that solves real business challenges without vendor lock-in.
At SUSE, our mission is to deliver true choice, security, and digital sovereignty—backed by a team […]
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September 19, 2026 6:42 am
195 viewsWhy Digital Sovereignty Comes Down to One Metric: Exit Velocity
“Exit Velocity is the key operational metric that measures how fast, reliably, and effortlessly an organization can migrate or redeploy an IT workload (applications, services, and data) away from a cloud provider, hypervisor, or proprietary ecosystem to another environment on its own terms.”
When we discuss digital sovereignty, the conversation often centers on […]
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September 16, 2026 5:26 pm
271 viewsVirtualizing the Grid Edge: Real-Time Determinism, SEAPATH, and the Future of Digital Substations
Co-authored by Miguel Pérez Colino & Jurriën Bloemen
Modern electric utilities are reaching a critical turning point. Legacy power substations have historically relied on single-purpose, proprietary hardware appliances—often referred to as Intelligent Electronic Devices (IEDs). This hardware-bound model introduces rigid vendor lock-in, slow deployment cycles, complex maintenance, and high operational expenditure.
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September 14, 2026 2:35 pm
177 viewsPrivate Enterprise AI: How SUSE AI Factory Moves GenAI Beyond the Pilot Stage
Most enterprise AI projects never make it past the demo. A team spins up a proof of concept, it impresses a room and then it stalls. Governance questions do not have answers yet, the public cloud bill is unpredictable and nobody signed off on where the model actually runs. Months later, the pilot is still […]
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September 5, 2026 4:04 am
273 viewsSafeguard your SUSE Virtualization workloads with Storware
Key takeaways:
Enterprise IT environments rarely run purely containerized applications.
SUSE Virtualization unifies VM and container management on a single platform.
Storware Backup and Recovery delivers policy-driven, agentless protection with ransomware resistance.
Whenever connecting with IT teams at events like SUSECON, I hear a familiar story. Very few organizations run a purely containerized stack. Most […]
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September 3, 2026 8:32 am
266 viewsSimplifying 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 […]
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August 26, 2026 6:50 am
322 viewsDo you really need more than EKS? An honest answer
At an AWS event recently, someone asked me a question I get constantly. He ran three Amazon EKS clusters. He wanted to know, plainly, whether a management layer on top was worth it or whether he was about to be sold something he did not need.
I did not pitch him. I gave him the […]
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August 15, 2026 3:12 am
411 viewsSovereign 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, […]
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