Anthropic has shut down access to its Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models over the weekend, affecting both the API and desktop app. The models are no longer available, disrupting workflows that relied on them. Users must switch to less capable alternatives. Anthropic explained that the US government, citing national security, issued an export control directive suspending all access to these models by any foreign national, including foreign national Anthropic employees, both inside and outside the US. To ensure compliance, Anthropic abruptly disabled the models for all customers. This marks a significant use of export controls on AI software, similar to restrictions on encryption and high-end GPUs. Anthropic claims the directive stems from a report it believes enabled a "universal jailbreak," arguing that if applied to all frontier models, it could halt new deployments. Beyond the security debate, the sudden shutdown poses practical risks: businesses with critical agentic workflows face disruption if they depended solely on these models. The event highlights the need for router-based redundancy and raises concerns about what happens if multiple advanced models (e.g., GPT-5.5 successors) are simultaneously taken offline. It serves as a wake-up call for the importance of local AI serving, especially for essential workflows.
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has built a coordinated cyber resilience architecture centered on the Alletra Storage MP B10000. The platform integrates native security with a stack including HPE VM Essentials, Zerto for continuous data protection, StoreOnce for long-term backup retention, and vendor-agnostic SIEM integration. The architecture aligns directly with the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0, with the B10000 serving as the operational hub across all functions.
The design addresses two core questions for security practitioners: Is the infrastructure still under control, and is the data protected? Modern ransomware targets primary storage arrays, which are often overlooked by security teams but contain the highest-value data. Attackers can encrypt data, delete snapshots, and destroy backups in one move. Regulatory frameworks like the EU’s Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) and NIS2 Directive now require demonstrable controls for detection, recovery, and incident reporting.
HPE’s architecture bridges the gap between storage and security teams. Key capabilities include: fast entropy-based ransomware detection (within 4-5 minutes in lab tests), array-enforced immutable snapshots (Virtual Lock) that survive admin compromise, tiered recovery (Zerto for low RPO, VM Essentials snapshots, Virtual Lock, and StoreOnce Catalyst), and compliance-ready telemetry feeding SIEM tools like Elastic Security or CrowdStrike Falcon.
The demonstration environment used a three-node HPE VM Essentials cluster in Fort Collins, with Zerto replication and StoreOnce VSA. A secondary Zerto site in Bristol was configured for multi-site recovery. The architecture also supports Fibre Channel and IP connectivity, with Virtual Lock snapshots central to ransomware resilience. The full stack is tested to align with NIST CSF 2.0 functions, providing a comprehensive cyber resilience solution for banks, healthcare, utilities, and government agencies.
From Database and Virtualized Workloads to Backup: Dell PowerEdge R4715 and R5715 for SMB Realities
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Dell’s PowerEdge R4715 and R5715, launched in March 2026, are best viewed as a configurable matrix for SMB organizations and channel partners. The platform combines two chassis (1U and 2U), four AMD EPYC 9005 Series CPU options (8 to 32 cores), extensive storage configurations, and Dell’s management ecosystem. Hypervisor flexibility is key: the servers support VMware ESXi, Microsoft Hyper-V, Proxmox VE, and major Linux KVM distributions, enabling SMBs to run multiple hypervisors in parallel.
Dell’s ecosystem advantage includes iDRAC10 and OpenManage Enterprise, providing consistent management across the 17th Generation PowerEdge family. Security features like silicon root of trust, signed firmware, and TPM 2.0 with FIPS are standard. ProSupport and ProDeploy services offer global coverage, while Dell’s supply chain delivers predictable lead times—critical for VARs.
The R4715 is a 1U single-socket server for compute density, with up to 24 DDR5 DIMMs, three PCIe Gen5 slots, and various storage options (2.5-inch/3.5-inch SAS/SATA, 8-bay U.2 NVMe). The R5715 is a 2U version for storage capacity, adding a fourth PCIe Gen5 slot and up to 12 or 16 drive bays, reaching 288TB raw capacity. Both are air-cooled, ship with iDRAC10, and support 800W/1100W power supplies (Platinum/Titanium). They do not support GPUs, DPUs, or Fibre Channel, positioning them as value-optimized entry points below the R6715/R7715.
Four EPYC 9005 CPUs are offered: 32-core 9335 (210W), 24-core 9255 (200W), 16-core 9135 (200W), and 8-core 9015 (125W). The core count directly affects per-core licensing costs for Windows Server, databases, and hypervisors—making lower-core SKUs (8-16 cores) attractive for budget-conscious SMBs. The configuration matrix allows matching investment to actual workload requirements, with a clear upgrade path to higher-end PowerEdge models.
Micron’s 6600 ION NVMe SSD now reaches 245.76TB, pushing its PCIe Gen5 QLC line into quarter-petabyte territory. The company began shipping the 245TB model on May 5, 2026, positioning it as the highest-capacity commercially available SSD. The drive uses Micron’s ninth-generation G9 QLC NAND with a six-plane architecture and NAND I/O up to 3.6 GB/s, making it the fastest QLC in a data center SSD. Available in E3.L 9.5mm and U.2 15mm form factors, it targets hyperscale object storage, AI data lakes, analytics, and content repositories where capacity per rack and watts per terabyte are critical.
Under Micron’s rack assumptions, a 720-drive E3.L configuration delivers 176.9PB raw capacity with 245.76TB drives, compared to 31.7PB with 44TB HDDs. Power efficiency is 8.2TB per watt vs. an estimated 4.4TB per watt for HDDs. This matters as global data center electricity consumption is projected to double to 945 TWh by 2030, with AI as the main driver. The drive is rated for read-heavy workloads: sequential read up to 13.7 GB/s, random read 1.78M IOPS, while writes are more restrained at 3.0 GB/s sequential and 42,000 IOPS random. The top model uses a 16K indirection unit, affecting endurance: 4K RDWPD drops to 0.075, while 16K RDWPD holds at 0.3.
The 6600 ION supports enterprise features including OCP 2.6, NVMe 2.0d, SPDM 1.2, CNSA 2.0 firmware verification, and FIPS 140-3 L2 certification. It has a 2.5 million hour MTTF at 50°C. In benchmarks, the 6600 ION delivered 12,729.8 MB/s sequential read (second only to Micron’s 6550 ION) and 2,838 MB/s sequential write, with latency at 628µs read and 704µs write. It excelled in read performance but was mid-pack for writes, confirming its read-centric design.
Dell has launched PowerStore Gen 3, branded PowerStore Elite, representing a complete architectural overhaul rather than an incremental update. Every major subsystem—chassis, drives, interconnect, cache, and management—has been redesigned. The platform is built for a ten-year service life with in-place controller upgrades.
**Hardware:** The 3U chassis supports up to 40 E3.S NVMe drives (with planned E3.L support), all user-addressable for data as cache now uses Software-Defined Persistent Memory. Key hardware upgrades include next-gen Intel processors, DDR5 memory, end-to-end PCIe Gen5, and OCP 3.0 modules replacing proprietary carriers. Controller interconnect scales to 200GbE RDMA, with a path to higher speeds.
**Software:** PowerStoreOS 5.0 introduces autonomous data path intelligence, log-structured metadata for QLC flash endurance, I/O-level telemetry for future inline ransomware detection, and dynamic resource sharing between block and file services. Unaligned deduplication and enhanced compression support a data reduction guarantee increase from 5:1 to 6:1.
**Three Models:** PowerStore 1500 (single-socket, 24 drives, 100GbE), 5500 (dual-socket, 40 drives, 200GbE), and 9500 (dual-socket with double memory and higher cores, 40 drives, 200GbE). All run the same OS, support TLC or QLC with no performance penalty, and share the same OCP I/O architecture.
**Density & Future-Proofing:** The platform achieves ~40% more drives per RU than Gen 2. E3.S drives are standard without proprietary carriers, reducing supply chain risk. Gen 1, Gen 2, and Gen 3 appliances can coexist in a single cluster with non-disruptive workload mobility. Dell cites ~50% lower cooling requirement versus equivalent 2.5″ deployments. The architectural decisions—cable-free midplane, decoupled inter-node fabric—aim to ensure the platform remains competitive for a decade.
Silicon Motion Displays New SM2524XT Gen5 Controller Along with Next-Gen Tech Computex 2026 Update
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KIOXIA has yet to bring its consumer SSDs to North America, a decision the author finds puzzling, especially given the potential for these drives to rival top-tier bestsellers. Similarly, the author questions Micron’s retirement of the popular Crucial brand. Despite this, the team continues to cover KIOXIA retail SSDs from Computex in Taipei, Taiwan, leveraging the site's global reach to inform readers about worldwide availability.
At Computex, KIOXIA showcased its latest enthusiast/gaming SSD, the Exceria Pro G2. This Gen 5 form-factor 2280 M.2 SSD is available in Asia and Europe in 1TB, 2TB, and 4TB capacities. It delivers read speeds of 14.9GB/s and write speeds of 13.7GB/s, with up to 2300K IOPS. While KIOXIA does not disclose the controller, the SSD pairs a Silicon Motion SM2508 8-channel Gen5 controller with KIOXIA's own BiCS8 NAND flash memory. It comes with a 5-year warranty, and a review sample is expected soon.
Another intriguing model is a DRAMless SSD featuring KIOXIA's proprietary NVMe 2.0c controller and BiCS8 QLC NAND flash memory. Available only in Europe and Asia in 1TB and 2TB capacities, it achieves read speeds of 10GB/s and write speeds of 9.6GB/s, with up to 1600K IOPS. It also carries a 5-year limited warranty, and a review unit will be provided upon release.
KIOXIA has long been strong in enterprise and data center SSDs. A recent example is the KIOXIA CD9P 7.68TB Gen5 Data Center SSD, which reached throughput highs of 14.8GB/s and IOPS highs of 2600K. The author thanks Risteard McSweeney for the tour of the KIOXIA display and looks forward to their annual meeting.
Phison’s newest E37T DRAMless controller was on display at Computex 2026 this week and appears to be a force to be reckoned with. This DRAMless SSD comes along at a time when SSDs are at a premium, the result of NAND and DRAM pricing being driven up through AI needs. I don’t think we have seen pricing this high since the beginning of the SSD era. The E37T provided speeds of 14.9GB/s read and 13.2GB/s write with up to 3000K IOPS and the demonstration displayed the active power draw which maxed out at 4.5w. Write speeds on this below result are a bit less than what one might see in a laptop simply because of the notebook chipset. If you are considering a high power laptop or ultrabook, low power is a given as it translates to low heat and longer battery life. Even more important than the display itself, an engineering sample…one engineering sample… slipped out and was tested by the SSD Commander himself, Jon Coulter himself. Jon is a very close friend and probably one of the smartest in the industry. Take a look at his thoughts and results. Jon’s full exclusive report can be read at Tweaktown at this link.
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ExaGrid, the largest independent vendor focused exclusively on backup storage, presented at the 68th IT Press Tour in Boston last week. CEO Bill Andrews reported 18+ years of shipments, 5,200+ customers across 108 countries, and certifications in 132 countries. The company is cash, P&L, and EBITDA positive every quarter with no debt, double-digit growth, and an NPS of +81. Its go-to-market includes 200+ sales staff, resellers and distributors in 70+ countries, and partnerships with 14 Global Systems Integrators such as HCL and Kyndryl. Brand customers span manufacturing (Airbus, Bridgestone, Northrop Grumman), healthcare (Pfizer, Kaiser Permanente, NHS), banking (Barclays, BNP Paribas, Maybank), business services (Accenture, KPMG, FIS), and government (NASA, U.S. Army, U.S. Air Force). Customer retention is 95.6% (98% in top 40% of accounts), with attrition mainly due to acquisitions or cloud migration.
ExaGrid’s key differentiator is its Tiered Backup Storage architecture: a disk-cache Landing Zone for fast ingest/restore and a non-network-facing Repository Tier for deduplicated long-term data. The scale-out design (up to 32 appliances) delivers a fixed-length backup window. HDD models (EX36–EX189) scale to 6PB full backups; new all-SSD models (EX90, EX270, EX540) reach 17.3PB at 115.2TB/hour ingest. The vendor competes against primary storage (Dell, HPE, NetApp, etc.) and inline deduplication appliances (Dell Data Domain, HPE StoreOnce), claiming advantages in ingest speed, restore efficiency, and no forklift upgrades. Win rates exceed 70% (74% trailing four quarters) and reach 83% after proof-of-concept. The platform integrates with 25+ backup applications including Veeam (additional 2:1–14:1 deduplication), Commvault, Rubrik, Cohesity, IBM, HYCU, Acronis, and Oracle RMAN, plus nine certified NetBackup integrations.
Security features include a tiered air gap via the non-network-facing Repository Tier, AI-Powered Retention Time-Lock with Auto Detect & Guard, immutable objects, delayed-delete policies, drive-level encryption with external key management, RBAC, 2FA, SSH keys, IP whitelisting, and a Security Officer role. Compliance covers DORA, GDPR, NIS 2, with Common Criteria and STIG targeted by end-2026. Disaster recovery supports cross-site replication, hub-and-spoke across 16 sites (50:1 WAN efficiency), tertiary-hop chains, and DR targets in customer data centers, colos, AWS, or Azure. Support includes assigned Level-2 engineers, in-theater local-language coverage, customer-installable hardware (30 min–3 hrs), guaranteed 7-year HDD/5-year SSD life, and 3-year price protection (M&S increases capped at 4% annually). The end-of-June release will add NFS-over-the-wire encryption, MSP share-quota tracking and billing reporting, and expanded Cohesity support.
Rubrik Forward 2026: Rubrik Now Available as AI Agent New Rubrik AI delivers agentic experience for Rubrik Security Cloud and Rubrik Agent Cloud This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on June 15, 2026 at 2:01 pm Rubrik, a security and AI operations company, announced the launch of Rubrik AI, which transforms its platform with agentic-first experiences to operate at AI speed.Rubrik AI adapts to each organization’s context and security threats and autonomously acts at machine speed across Rubrik’s product portfolio. From day one, Rubrik built an API-first platform to provide the industry’s leading cyber resilience for customers. Now, the company has innovated the Rubrik platform even further for the agentic era. Rubrik AI powers a new way of interaction with Rubrik’s solution suites that is fully agent first: Customers define the business outcomes, and Rubrik AI reasons and autonomously acts to deliver those outcomes. “Today, Rubrik becomes an agent. Our Agentic Cyber Resilience is designed to mitigate risks from both external AI attacks and internal agent deployments,” said Bipul Sinha, CEO, chairman and co-founder, Rubrik. “Rubrik AI will deliver agentic automation to enable resilience against machine-speed cyber breaches and compromised AI agents.” Rubrik AI: Patent pending design reasons, acts, and recovers at machine speed, and features: Agentic Mode: One agent across RSC and RAC, reasoning over data, identity, and the agents customers deploy Agentic Guardrails: Built-in controls with RAC ensure every autonomous action is auditable, attributable, and reversible, preventing runaway AI risks Orchestrated Workflows: Multi-step recovery sequences that once took human teams weeks now complete in minutes
Databricks announced the full agenda and speaker lineup for its Data + AI Summit, the world’s largest data, analytics and AI conference, taking place June 15–18 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. More than 30,000 data and AI professionals are expected to attend in person, with tens of thousands more joining virtually from over 150 countries. Attendees will explore breakthroughs in data and AI and get a first look at Databricks’ newest product innovations.
The keynote program features Databricks co-founders Ali Ghodsi, Matei Zaharia, Arsalan Tavakoli‑Shiraji and Reynold Xin—creators of Apache Spark, Delta Lake, and MLflow—alongside product announcements, live demos, and customer stories. Guest speakers include Microsoft Chairman and CEO Satya Nadella (pre-recorded virtual fireside chat), OpenAI President and Co-founder Greg Brockman, and PepsiCo Global Chief Data and AI Officer Magesh Bagavathi.
The summit offers over 800 breakout sessions covering data engineering, warehousing, governance, analytics, applications, agents, and AI. Featured AI sessions include companies like Anthropic, Cognition, CrewAI, Glean, LangChain, LlamaIndex, Lovable, OpenAI, and Replit. There are 25+ hands-on training and certification courses by Databricks experts, plus a multi-day hackathon with OpenAI to build agentic data apps for social impact.
Customer case studies feature AstraZeneca, Fox Corporation, lululemon, Mercedes-Benz, Nasdaq, Novo Nordisk, OpenAI, PepsiCo, Princeton University, Rivian, Virgin Atlantic, Warner Music Group, and Zillow. The event includes industry tracks across 10+ sectors, 240+ sponsors and partners including Accenture, Anthropic, AWS, Deloitte, Infosys, Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI.
Community events include 80+ networking sessions, the Women in Data + AI meetup, and a performance by the Chainsmokers at Databricks’ annual party, Data After Hours, on June 17 at Oracle Park.
Cohesity, an AI-powered data security company, announced a significant expansion of its seven-year strategic collaboration with HPE to help customers improve cyber resilience, simplify hybrid cloud operations, and recover faster from disruptions. The enhanced alliance introduces new resell agreements, deepens technical integrations, and strengthens joint go-to-market execution, aligning infrastructure, data protection, and recovery into a comprehensive portfolio for on-premises, cloud, and edge environments.
Under the expanded agreement, Cohesity will resell HPE Zerto Software, offering continuous data protection (CDP) and near-instant recovery for virtualized and cloud workloads. HPE will continue reselling Cohesity DataProtect as a modern data protection platform and will now also resell Cohesity NetBackup, optimized for modern, disaggregated backup architectures including HPE Alletra Storage MP and HPE StoreOnce. Additionally, Cohesity will deepen integration with HPE Morpheus VM Essentials and HPE Morpheus Enterprise Software for unified cloud management, with availability planned for mid-2026.
Sanjay Poonen, CEO of Cohesity, stated that the collaboration positions both companies to deliver integrated cyber-resilient solutions, enabling enterprises to quickly protect and recover critical data. Fidelma Russo, EVP and GM of Hybrid Cloud at HPE, highlighted that the collaboration supports a simplified hybrid cloud operating model across multicloud environments.
The momentum is underscored by HPE's recent federal hybrid cloud modernization initiative with the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), where Cohesity provides data protection and cyber resilience capabilities through a flexible, consumption-based model on HPE GreenLake. Regionally, HPE was named Cohesity’s FY25 Europe OEM Partner of the Year, driven by 177% year-over-year growth in software sales and major joint customer wins across European institutions. The expanded offerings, including Cohesity’s resale of HPE Zerto and HPE’s resale of Cohesity NetBackup, are now available through authorized partners.
Le groupe Caisse des Dépôts, engagé pour un numérique souverain et de confiance, annonce une collaboration stratégique avec Numspot, plateforme technologique souveraine et sécurisée. Cette coopération vise à maîtriser l’usage des données et des services d’intelligence artificielle (IA), dans le cadre du plan stratégique Horizon numérique 2030 dédié à la transformation numérique et à la souveraineté technologique des territoires.
Dès ce mois de juin, des briques d’IA – bases documentaires vectorielles et RAG, Large Language Model (LLM), orchestration agentique – seront déployées sur la plateforme de confiance de Numspot, avec des services managés, une haute disponibilité et une scalabilité adaptée aux usages critiques. L’ensemble forme une chaîne souveraine de bout en bout, de l’infrastructure à la solution métier, permettant le déploiement d’assistants IA, d’assistants de développement et d’autres cas d’usage au sein du groupe.
La Caisse des Dépôts bénéficie ainsi d’un environnement technologique innovant en cloud et IA, tout en conservant la maîtrise de ses données, usages et dépendances technologiques. Cela répond à son ambition de déployer des IA utiles, sécurisées, réversibles et conformes aux exigences de souveraineté numérique.
Olivier Sichel, directeur général du groupe, déclare : « Cette collaboration s’inscrit dans notre volonté de conjuguer excellence technologique, résilience numérique et utilité concrète, en écho au déploiement de l’Indice de Résilience Numérique (IRN) dans le groupe. Nous structurons un cadre ambitieux pour accélérer l’innovation tout en maîtrisant nos données et infrastructures. »
Eric Haddad, président exécutif de Numspot, ajoute : « Numspot apporte la plateforme de confiance pour héberger et opérer les usages IA dans un environnement souverain, hautement disponible et scalable. Nous offrons un socle industriel robuste, avec services managés et une forte ambition de qualification et certification, pour accompagner les usages critiques de la Caisse des Dépôts et ses filiales. »