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The news feed for Hitachi, Ltd. (HTHIY) highlights how the company presents its role in technology, data, and social infrastructure through recent announcements and subsidiary updates. Hitachi describes itself as driving a Social Innovation Business that combines IT, OT and products to address environmental, wellbeing and economic challenges, and this theme appears across many of its news items.
Recent coverage includes multiple releases from Hitachi Vantara, the wholly owned subsidiary of Hitachi, Ltd. that focuses on data storage, infrastructure systems and hybrid cloud management. These stories describe developments around the Virtual Storage Platform One (VSP One), including its use in critical infrastructure such as wastewater treatment operations, and its availability as software-defined storage in public cloud marketplaces like Google Cloud Marketplace and Microsoft Azure Marketplace. The news explains how these offerings are intended to support hybrid cloud operations, data protection and cost control.
Other news items feature Pentaho, an independent business unit of Hitachi, Ltd. that provides a data intelligence and integration platform. These updates describe enhancements to Pentaho Data Catalog and recognition in industry guides, with a focus on data governance, quality, observability and AI readiness. Additional stories cover Hitachi Vantara’s EverFlex AI Data Hub as a Service, which is presented as a managed data lakehouse service for AI and analytics workloads.
Hitachi’s broader AI and data strategy also appears in news about its agreement to acquire synvert through its subsidiary GlobalLogic. That announcement explains how Hitachi aims to accelerate deployment of its HMAX solution suite for Agentic and Physical AI. Investors and observers can use this news page to follow how Hitachi, Ltd. and its subsidiaries describe their ongoing activities in data infrastructure, AI services, and digital transformation initiatives.
Hitachi Vantara, along with Enterprise Strategy Group, has released a report highlighting significant challenges in the adoption of Generative AI (GenAI) by enterprises. Despite 97% of organizations prioritizing GenAI, only 44% have comprehensive policies in place. The survey, conducted among 800 IT and business leaders in the U.S., Canada, and Western Europe, found that infrastructure and data management are major barriers, with only 37% confident in their current systems and 61% indicating a lack of user expertise. Moreover, concerns over data privacy and quality are prevalent, with 81% and 77% respectively citing them as issues. The report also notes a discrepancy between C-level executives' optimism and the broader workforce's preparedness. Hitachi Vantara is addressing these issues with its new Hitachi iQ solution suite and Center for Excellence for GenAI, aimed at building robust AI infrastructures.
Hitachi Vantara has launched a new block storage appliance under its Virtual Storage Platform One hybrid-cloud data platform. This new offering includes three dedicated models designed for mid-sized enterprises, promising enhancements in simplicity, security, and sustainability. Key features include self-installation, anti-ransomware protection, and Dynamic Carbon Reduction technology. The platform also optimizes rack space and reduces power consumption and cooling costs. The introduction aims to address the growing data volumes driven by AI and connected technologies while meeting sustainability goals. The platform ensures always-available data copies, intrinsic security, and ease of management through Ops Center Clear Sight. Additionally, it supports seamless scalability from a single appliance to a 65-node cluster, catering to evolving storage needs.
Hitachi Vantara and Veeam Software have formed a global strategic alliance to offer advanced data protection and cyber resiliency solutions. Announced on May 15, 2024, the partnership integrates Hitachi Vantara's infrastructure solutions with Veeam’s data protection software, focusing on mitigating ransomware attacks and minimizing downtime.
The collaboration aims to improve businesses' recovery point objectives and ensure data integrity across hybrid cloud environments. The new solutions will offer enhanced flexibility and cost-efficiency with features like ransomware detection and immutable storage.
This partnership leverages Veeam's market leadership in data protection, aligning with Hitachi Vantara's defense-in-depth strategy to provide comprehensive, easily deployable solutions. The combined offering is expected to meet stringent regulatory requirements and support operational resilience.
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