DataCore Software

10/06/2026

That's a wrap on . Our partners and distributors joined us for two days in Palma, and we're grateful to every one of you who took part. Our partners are the reason DataCore Days exists. You bring our technology to customers every day, so it matters to us that you hear first where we're heading and help shape how we get there.

Keynotes from our CEO, Dave Zabrowski and leadership team, Abhi Dey, Pierre Aguerreberry, Said Boukhizou, and our new Head of Marketing, Eliot Johnson, all came back to one theme: limitless growth for our partners and customers.

That future is still anchored in the promise we've always made to customers, which is freedom to choose their infrastructure and technology stack, freedom to evolve on their own terms, and freedom to stay in control.

The strategy and roadmap sessions, workshops, and roundtables kept the momentum going, but the best moments came from the conversations in between. Thank you to everyone who traveled, shared ideas, and asked us the hard questions, and to our sponsors for their support throughout the event. We're already looking forward to next year.

09/22/2026

🚀 Announcing the general availability of version 4.6!

This release strengthens storage across resilience, operations, performance, and observability, helping teams run mission-critical stateful workloads with greater confidence.

Key highlights include:
🔹 Built-in NFS CSI driver with RWX support: shared volumes without deploying and maintaining a separate NFS server
🔹 Kerberos security + LDAP identity integration for NFS exports
🔹 Node failover protection for NFS workloads to help applications recover when nodes fail
🔹 New Eventing Aggregator for queryable storage event history and offline troubleshooting
🔹 Expanded Headlamp UI management for day-to-day storage operations, licensing and support bundles
🔹 More efficient volume layout, snapshot restore options, and NVMe-oF tuning

Puls8 4.6 also delivers a range of operational enhancements to imrpove stability and usability.

📖 Explore the Puls8 4.6 Release Notes:
https://docs.datacore.com/Puls8/Puls8-WebHelp/Release_Notes.htm

🚀 Try DataCore Puls8 free for 30 days:
https://www.datacore.com/products/puls8/ -it-now

09/16/2026

Cyberattacks increasingly target the recovery data organizations depend on to get back up and running. If that data can be altered or deleted, recovery becomes less certain, downtime increases, and business risk grows.

With 10.0 PSP22, DataCore expands immutability across three key areas: snapshots, virtual disks, and persistent CDP rollback points.

Organizations can now protect recovery data for defined retention periods, govern changes through approval-based controls, and verify data integrity using cryptographic seals and on-demand verification.

The result: recovery data that is better protected against tampering and easier to validate when needed for both cyber resilience and compliance.

▶️ Watch the video to see SANsymphony’s immutability capabilities in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4SXF9Dpev0&pp=ygURZGF0YWNvcmUgc29mdHdhcmU%3D

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09/02/2026

📢 10.0 PSP22 is now generally available!

The latest release of DataCore SANsymphony delivers significant advancements in cyber resilience, performance, scalability, and operational simplicity.

Key highlights include:
🔒 Stronger and support, expanding immutability beyond snapshots to virtual disks and CDP rollbacks, with approval-based workflows for sensitive protection changes
⚡ support for VMware ESXi, including NVMe/TCP and NVMe/FC
🚀 Enhancements across capacity management, recovery, deployment, and overall platform stability

With PSP22, we’re continuing to strengthen the capabilities customers rely on every day, helping protect critical data, simplify operations, and improve recovery confidence.

Explore SANsymphony 10.0 PSP22 and discover what’s new: https://docs.datacore.com/SSV-WebHelp/SSV-WebHelp/Whats_New.htm

Get a 30-day free trial: https://www.datacore.com/products/sansymphony/ -it-now

08/27/2026

Why do some systems become harder to manage as they scale? The problem is often architectural.

Traditional scale-out designs can introduce bottlenecks around metadata, controller nodes, rebalancing, and coordination. As more nodes are added, complexity can increase instead of performance.

takes a different approach. Its distributed architecture removes fixed controller roles, stores metadata with the object itself, and allows every node to participate in handling requests, background operations, repair, and rebalancing.

That means adding a node doesn’t just add capacity — it also adds processing power, throughput, and resilience. This architectural model is especially valuable in high-throughput environments such as backup, media, medical imaging, surveillance, and active archives.

👉 Learn more: https://www.datacore.com/blog/inside-the-architecture-of-truly-scalable-object-storage/

08/10/2026

Storage used to sit quietly in the background of the compliance conversation. Not anymore.

As regulatory requirements around cyber resilience, recovery, and accountability increase, organizations are being asked to demonstrate more than simply having security tools and backups in place.

The questions are becoming much more specific:
🔐 Can you prove your critical data is recoverable?
🛡️ Can you trust that your recovery points haven’t been compromised?
🔎 Can you show who changed what and when?

Having backups is only part of the answer. Organizations need recovery data they can trust, verifiable data integrity, and a clear audit trail of actions affecting critical systems.

Because when an audit or cyber incident happens, “we have backups” is not the same as “we can prove we can recover.”

Storage is where the data lives. Now it’s also where compliance evidence lives.

Learn more: https://www.datacore.com/blog/why-storage-is-now-a-top-compliance-priority/

07/29/2026

Hardware shortages, extended lead times, and cost volatility continue to challenge IT teams.

Before investing in new hardware, it's worth asking a simple question: Are you getting the most from what you already have?

From improving utilization to extending infrastructure life, there are practical ways to reduce the impact of hardware delays and rising costs.

Discover practical ways to delay your next hardware refresh: https://www.datacore.com/blog/how-to-reduce-the-impact-of-storage-hardware-delays/

07/15/2026

We're excited to announce the general availability of DataCore Swarm 18.0, our latest major release, built to deliver a stronger foundation for modern object storage.

18.0 brings meaningful architectural advancements that translate into real customer value:

➡️ Faster, more efficient storage operations
➡️ A smaller infrastructure footprint to help reduce costs
➡️ Enhanced support for Veeam backup environments
➡️ Improved performance, scalability, and resilience for enterprise workloads

As organizations continue to protect growing volumes of data, Swarm 18.0 makes it easier to build secure, immutable object storage that is optimized for backup, cyber resilience, and long-term data retention.

Learn more about what's new in DataCore Swarm 18.0 and how it can help simplify your storage infrastructure: https://perifery.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/public/pages/5269684290/Swarm+18.0.0+Release+Notes

Explore the benefits and features of Swarm: https://www.datacore.com/products/swarm-object-storage/

07/14/2026

We're excited to announce the General Availability of DataCore Puls8 v4.5.

As organizations run more mission-critical workloads on Kubernetes, v4.5 delivers the resilience, operational simplicity, and scalability needed to keep modern applications running reliably. This release helps customers strengthen resilience and recovery, simplify day-to-day storage operations, improve infrastructure efficiency, and support evolving Kubernetes environments.

Try Puls8 v4.5 and take advantage of the latest innovations in enterprise Kubernetes storage.

Release Notes: https://docs.datacore.com/Puls8/Puls8-WebHelp/Release_Notes.htm

Learn more about Puls8: https://www.datacore.com/products/puls8/

Start a 30-day free trial: https://www.datacore.com/products/puls8/ -it-now

07/01/2026

made infrastructure faster and more self-service. But storage often still feels manual, unclear, and ticket-driven.

changes that by turning storage into a governed, automated, developer-friendly service — not another blocker.

Find out how teams can move beyond basic PVCs and make storage part of the developer experience: https://www.datacore.com/blog/kubernetes-persistent-storage-developer-experience/

Learn why Kubernetes persistent storage is now a developer experience challenge and how container-native storage helps platform teams solve it.