Category: Platform Updates

Most “AI for your documents” products ask you to accept one thing quietly: your files get copied to somebody else’s inference endpoint. For a lot of workloads that is fine. For the ones we host, it is the whole argument. Unreleased masters, case files, patient records, controlled unclassified information, deal documents. Material whose value depends…

In April we published what OpenStack 2026.1 Gazpacho contained and said we were planning our upgrade path. On August 19 we ran it, across the whole production cloud, in a single morning. Here is what actually happened, with the numbers.

Quotes in one tool, invoices in another, the real numbers in a spreadsheet. There is a third option between an expensive SaaS suite and running a server yourself.

Managed OpenCloud 7.2 is now available on Open Edge Cloud: dedicated, isolated instances on a STIG-hardened, FIPS-enabled foundation with FIPS 140-3 validated cryptography, your choice of identity, dedicated S3 storage, and the whole lifecycle managed for you.

OpenCloud 7.0.0 brings a rebuilt sharing backend with a one-time migration blackout window, plus security hardening. Here is what changed, and why managed customers read about it in a release note instead of performing it at 2 a.m.

OpenStack 2026.1 Gazpacho ships April 1, 2026 with parallel live migrations, async volume attach, OVN BGP, and native threading. Here is what matters for enterprise managed cloud.