vFXT

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The Avere vFXT Edge filer (vFXT) is a virtual, scalable network file systems that allows applications to run on cloud computing services by bursting data from on-premises storage resources.

Semantic Kernel (SK)

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Semantic Kernel (SK) is an open-source, lightweight SDK designed to seamlessly integrate advanced AI capabilities, such as Large Language Models (LLMs), into conventional programming languages like C#, Python, and Java. By combining traditional code with AI-driven prompts, SK enables developers to create intelligent applications that enhance user productivity and engagement. Whether it's summarizing lengthy conversations, automating complex tasks, or generating insightful content, SK provides the tools necessary to build sophisticated AI-first applications efficiently. Key Features and Functionality: - Prompt Templating and Chaining: Facilitates the creation of dynamic AI prompts and the chaining of multiple prompts to perform complex tasks. - Skills Architecture: Allows developers to build reusable "Skills" as semantic or native code, promoting flexibility and extensibility. - Memory and Connectors: Integrates "Memories" for context retention and "Connectors" for accessing live data and services, enhancing the AI's contextual understanding and real-time capabilities. - Planner: Translates user requests into actionable sequences by orchestrating Skills, Memories, and Connectors to achieve desired outcomes. - Multi-Language Support: Compatible with models from OpenAI, including GPT-4, and Azure OpenAI Service, with support for C#, Python, and Java, catering to a broad developer audience. Primary Value and Problem Solved: Semantic Kernel addresses the challenge of integrating advanced AI functionalities into existing applications without the need for extensive AI expertise or training custom models. By providing a unified framework that blends traditional programming with AI capabilities, SK empowers developers to enhance their applications with intelligent features, automate complex processes, and deliver more engaging user experiences. This accelerates the development of AI-driven solutions, reduces time-to-market, and democratizes access to cutting-edge AI technologies.

Graph Engine

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Graph Engine (GE) is a distributed, in-memory, large graph processing engine, underpinned by a strongly-typed RAM store and a general computation engine. The distributed RAM store provides a globally addressable high-performance key-value store over a cluster of machines. Through the RAM store, GE enables the fast random data access power over a large distributed data set.

Zapper Edge Managed File Transfer Platform

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Zapper Edge is Cloud-Native, zero-trust, zero-ops and data-residency first Managed File Transfer (MFT) Platform for Enterprises. It is Simple. Secure. Auditable. Scalable. High-Performance — Everything You Expect from a Next-Gen MFT Solution. It's a a modern, plug-and-play MFT platform that deploys directly on your Azure Cloud. Unlike traditional solutions that rely on external servers, Zapper Edge runs natively within your Azure environment, providing you with complete control and data sovereignty. It’s built for the modern enterprise, offering integrations, real-time monitoring, and audit-ready reporting. It's a security first platform that: 1. Azure-native, high-performance file transfer 2. Enterprise-grade Security, Compliance & Auditability 3. Zero-Ops Deployment & Scaling Technology – Multi‑tenant isolation, data sovereignty, and modern MFT Challenges and impact Multi‑tenant architectures and data isolation. Modern SaaS providers often run multiple customers on a shared platform. Tenant isolation ensures that each customer’s data remains private; multi‑tenant systems can vary from shared schemas with tenant IDs to fully separate databases. Inadequate isolation or encryption exposes tenant data to other customers. Encryption and compliance. In multi‑tenant environments data encryption at rest and in transit is essential. Unencrypted data flows or outdated MFT solutions can open security gaps – corporate compliance experts note an urgent need to modernize file‑transfer and email security because traditional MFT tools are vulnerable and have contributed to data breaches. Data‑sovereignty and privacy laws. Data privacy regulations are expanding; by the end of 2024, privacy laws will cover three‑quarters of the world’s population and companies face growing fines. Organizations must keep data within specific regions and maintain detailed audit logs to prove compliance. How Zapper Edge helps Azure‑native deployment and data sovereignty. Zapper Edge runs inside the customer’s Azure subscription; organizations maintain control over location and sovereignty of their data. The platform leverages Azure Blob, Entra ID (Azure AD), and Key Vault integration to enforce regional data residency and strong identity management. Tenant isolation and multi‑tenant support. Zapper Edge provides logical isolation for each tenant; administrators can choose tenant‑per‑workspace or shared workspaces with per‑tenant encryption keys and RBAC policies. This ensures that each client’s data remains private even when multiple partners share the same environment. Modern threat prevention. Advanced threat‑protection options such as anti‑virus scanning, DLP and sensitive information detection are built in, addressing the compliance community’s call for MFT modernization. Auditability and compliance. Zapper Edge automatically captures immutable audit logs and offers reporting dashboards, meeting evolving data‑privacy laws and supporting frameworks like NIST and GDPR.

AutoGen

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AutoGen is an open-source programming framework for building AI agents and facilitating cooperation among multiple agents to solve tasks. AutoGen aims to provide an easy-to-use and flexible framework for accelerating development and research on agentic AI.

Azure Automanage

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Azure Automanage is a service designed to simplify the management of cloud and on-premises infrastructure by automating the configuration and monitoring of virtual machines (VMs). It enables IT administrators to apply consistent best practices across Windows Server and Linux VMs, whether they are hosted in Azure or in hybrid environments through Azure Arc. By automating routine tasks and enforcing compliance, Azure Automanage enhances operational efficiency and security. Key Features and Functionality: - Automated Configuration: Automatically deploys and configures Azure services such as Azure Monitor, Azure Backup, and Microsoft Defender for Cloud, ensuring VMs adhere to best practices. - Proactive Drift Detection and Remediation: Continuously monitors VMs for configuration deviations and automatically corrects them to maintain compliance and improve workload uptime. - Security Baselines: Applies and enforces security baselines to ensure continuous management and protection of VMs. - Customizable Profiles: Offers predefined configuration profiles for development, testing, and production environments, with the flexibility to create custom profiles tailored to specific organizational needs. - Hybrid Environment Support: Extends management capabilities to on-premises servers through Azure Arc, providing a unified management experience across hybrid infrastructures. Primary Value and Problem Solved: Azure Automanage addresses the complexity and resource intensity associated with managing VMs by automating the application of best practices and continuous monitoring. This automation reduces the risk of human error, enhances security posture, and ensures consistent compliance across all managed VMs. By streamlining these processes, organizations can focus more on strategic initiatives rather than routine maintenance tasks.

Azure AI Translator

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Translate text instantly or in batches across more than 100 languages, powered by the latest innovations in machine translation. Support a wide range of use cases, such as translation for call centers, multilingual conversational agents, or in-app communication.

Microsoft Entra Workload ID

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A workload identity is an identity you assign to a software workload (such as an application, service, script, or container) to authenticate and access other services and resources. The terminology is inconsistent across the industry, but generally a workload identity is something you need for your software entity to authenticate with some system. For example, in order for GitHub Actions to access Azure subscriptions the action needs a workload identity which has access to those subscriptions. A workload identity could also be an AWS service role attached to an EC2 instance with read-only access to an Amazon S3 bucket.

AI Anomaly Detector

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Easily embed time-series anomaly detection capabilities into your apps to help users identify problems quickly. AI Anomaly Detector ingests time-series data of all types and selects the best anomaly detection algorithm for your data to ensure high accuracy. Detect spikes, dips, deviations from cyclic patterns, and trend changes through both univariate and multivariate APIs. Customize the service to detect any level of anomaly. Deploy the anomaly detection service where you need it—in the cloud or at the intelligent edge.