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StorPool Storage has launched its Disaster Recovery Engine (DRE) for KVM-based cloud infrastructure, enabling businesses to restore virtual machines swiftly during outages. Designed for seamless integration with CloudStack, OpenNebula, OpenStack, and Proxmox, DRE automates failover and recovery while ensuring industry-leading RPO and RTO. Currently in public beta, the fully managed service will officially launch in Q2 2025, redefining disaster recovery efficiency for KVM cloud users.

A 14-week trial of Microsoft 365 Copilot by Australia’s Treasury found that while the AI assistant can deliver a solid return on investment, many staff felt it lacked impact on complex tasks. Employees valued its efficiency in summarizing information and drafting content, but lower-than-expected usage suggested the need for better training. The report also raised concerns about AI security for handling sensitive government data.

DreamHost has opened its first international data center in Amsterdam to enhance speed, reliability, and compliance for customers across Europe, the Middle East, and northern Africa. The facility strengthens its managed WordPress hosting services, providing faster load times and enterprise-grade security. New DreamPress users in the region will automatically use the Amsterdam center, while existing customers can request migration, reinforcing DreamHost’s commitment to global web hosting excellence.

Cloud security innovator Nirmata raised $9.6 million to accelerate product development and expand its global footprint. Backed by Peak XV Surge and other investors, the company is enhancing its Policy-as-Code solutions, including Kyverno, which has surpassed 3.2 billion downloads. With major enterprises adopting its platform, Nirmata is driving the future of security automation, governance, and compliance in cloud-native environments.

Rad Web Hosting has launched a new data center in New York City’s Financial District, offering ultra-low latency, 100Gbps network connectivity, and enterprise-grade security. Designed for financial services, fintech, and SaaS companies, the facility provides high-performance cloud and dedicated server hosting. The expansion reinforces Rad Web Hosting’s commitment to scalable, secure, and eco-friendly infrastructure for businesses requiring top-tier reliability in a major global hub.

Zoom is leveraging Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) to power its AI Companion in Saudi Arabia, ensuring compliance with local data sovereignty laws. The AI assistant’s inferencing workloads will run across Oracle’s Riyadh and Jeddah cloud regions. Meanwhile, Oracle has also expanded its EU Sovereign Cloud, bringing its Fusion Cloud Applications to all 27 EU member states, reinforcing data privacy and regulatory compliance for European organizations.

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