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For years, virtualization quietly powered the world’s digital infrastructure. Enterprises and government agencies relied on trusted platforms to keep workloads stable, secure, and efficient. But now, the landscape is rapidly shifting. Organizations are now looking for new capabilities in a virtualization platform, according to a new report by Red Hat, with 38% of companies desiring automation and AI-powered capabilities, and an anticipated 45% rise in the use of containers.

Enterprise data infrastructure is reaching an inflection point. The traditional approach — building for predictability, optimizing for stability — no longer matches how organizations actually operate. Companies are inundated with data that now comes from and lives everywhere: on-premises systems, multiple clouds, edge environments, and partner and industry ecosystems. Workloads shift daily.

We’re proud to announce that Hitachi Vantara has been recognized as a Challenger in the inaugural 2025 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Infrastructure Platform Consumption Services (IPCS).

As you wrap up Cybersecurity Awareness Month, take a moment to think about what defense and compliance really share; protecting data you can trust and proving it when it counts. It’s also important to remember that if that data gets called into question, nobody cares what the slide deck says. They care what the system that stores it can prove. That makes it essential to have data infrastructure that can back it up.

October marks Cybersecurity Awareness Month. It’s a timely reminder that the files you touch, share, and rely on every day often hold your most valuable data and are exactly what attackers are after. Unstructured data, like spreadsheets, documents, logs, and backups, makes up the majority of your business data. That’s what makes it the prime target for ransomware.