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made infrastructure faster and more self-service. But storage often still feels manual, unclear, and ticket-driven.

changes that by turning storage into a governed, automated, developer-friendly service — not another blocker.

Find out how teams can move beyond basic PVCs and make storage part of the developer experience: https://www.datacore.com/blog/kubernetes-persistent-storage-developer-experience/

Kubernetes Persistent Storage as Developer Experience | DataCore Software Learn why Kubernetes persistent storage is now a developer experience challenge and how container-native storage helps platform teams solve it.

🤝 DataCore and Vates announce expanded storage compatibility for Vates VMS 🤝

We’re pleased to announce a technical and strategic partnership between Vates Virtualization Management Stack and DataCore Software, focused on giving Vates VMS users more flexibility, interoperability, and freedom of choice in their infrastructure.

Through this collaboration, now benefits from expanded compatibility with DataCore’s software-defined storage portfolio, including SANsymphony and StarWind VirtualSAN.

✅ XCP-ng has been validated and certified with , giving organizations greater confidence when building flexible, cost-effective virtualization environments.

✅ also integrates seamlessly with through open industry standards such as iSCSI and Fibre Channel, with no hypervisor modifications required.

This partnership helps customers modernize their infrastructure while keeping deployments simple, reliable, and production-ready.

Together, Vates and DataCore are working toward validated architectures, clear support paths, and future solution guides through the upcoming Vates Alliance Network. A strong step forward for open virtualization, software-defined storage, and infrastructure freedom.

👉 Learn more: https://vates.tech/blog/p/57c95c05-10da-48e8-9cc8-cf2c53655bfc/

DataCore Software will be at ISC High Performance 2026 in Hamburg 🇩🇪, June 22–26.

If you’re attending, stop by Booth M18. We’d love to connect and show how our solution, , helps HPC and AI teams accelerate workloads, simplify data movement, and unify access across scratch, home, archive, and cloud tiers.

Come meet the team, see Nexus in action, and discuss what’s next for high-performance data infrastructure. See you at ISC.

Learn more about Nexus: https://www.datacore.com/products/nexus/

🚨 Infrastructure teams are under pressure to strengthen cyber resilience, support compliance requirements, keep systems available, and modernize storage, often without the budget or time for a full hardware refresh.

📅 Join our upcoming webinar on June 18th to discover what’s new in 's latest release, version 10.0 PSP21, which includes immutable snapshots, NVMe-oF support, Proxmox VE support, and more.

💡 Learn how the latest SANsymphony release helps organizations lower TCO, expand infrastructure choice, and simplify operations across modern virtualized environments.

👉 Register now: https://info.datacore.com/events/software-defined-storage-vmware-alternatives

⚠️ When new hardware takes months to arrive, waiting is not a business continuity plan. Across and environments, server delays, rising infrastructure costs, and virtualization repricing are forcing IT teams to rethink the old refresh cycle.

💡 The smarter move? Squeeze the juice from the infrastructure already in place.

🛡️ With StarWind, organizations can build their own on existing x86 servers, create two-node HA configurations at the edge, and keep critical workloads online and running — without waiting on new hardware or getting locked into a proprietary stack.

✅ Turn the servers you already own into highly available hyperconverged infrastructure ( ) that improves uptime in distributed environments.

🔗 Read the full article: https://www.datacore.com/blog/how-to-keep-edge-sites-running-when-hardware-is-hard-to-get/

How to Keep Edge Sites Running When Hardware Is Hard to Get | DataCore Software New hardware is taking months to arrive leaving edge sites exposed. Learn how to keep edge/ROBO sites running using the servers already in place.